CAT Case Status

Keep track of the latest case status, orders and judgements from the Central Administrative Tribunal. Get realtime alerts for latest judgement or orders.

Select Your CAT Bench

The Central Administrative Tribunal has benches across India. Select your nearest bench below to access case status, orders, and judgments.

Ahmedabad
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Ahmedabad
Allahabad
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Allahabad
Bangalore
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Bangalore
Chandigarh
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Chandigarh
Chennai
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Chennai
Cuttack
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Cuttack
Cuttak
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Cuttak
Delhi
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Delhi
Ernakulam
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Ernakulam
Guwahati
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Guwahati
Hyderabad
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Hyderabad
Jabalpur
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Jabalpur
Jaipur
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Jaipur
Jammu
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Jammu
Jodhpur
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Jodhpur
Kolkata
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Kolkata
Lucknow
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Lucknow
Mumbai
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Mumbai
Patna
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Patna
Srinagar
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - Srinagar

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find my case number?

A case number typically consists of a type abbreviation, a unique number, and the year the case was filed.
Example: CRM/1/2025 or WP/123/2024

What is case status in court?

When a case is disposed, it means the trial has ended and a judgment has been made with no further actions needed. If the status is pending, it indicates the trial is ongoing and more hearings are needed before a final decision.

What is an Item Number?

An Item Number is like a label for each important document or piece of evidence in a court case. It helps keep things organized so that lawyers and judges can easily find and refer to specific items during the legal process.

What is a bench in court?

A bench refers to the judge or panel of judges who will be hearing your case. The bench composition may change, and it's important to know which judge(s) will be presiding over your hearing.