Punjab Haryana High Court Case Status

Check Punjab Haryana High Court case status online. Search PHHC case status, Chandigarh High Court case status, cause list, orders & judgments. Free highcourtchd case status search at phhc.gov.in.

Last Updated: 15 Jan 2026, 05:29 PM IST

PHHC Case Status - Chandigarh High Court Case Search

Check your Punjab Haryana High Court case status online using our free search tool. The PHHC (also known as Chandigarh High Court or highcourtchd) is the common High Court for Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh UT. Search your case status, download orders, and check the Punjab Haryana High Court cause list instantly.

Quick Tip: This portal provides the same information as phhc.gov.in and highcourtchd.gov.in with a simpler interface.

How to Check PHHC Case Status Online

Search your Punjab Haryana High Court case status using:

  • Case Number: Enter case number (e.g., CWP/1234/2024)
  • Case Type: Select CWP, CRM-M, CR, RSA, CRR, FAO, etc.
  • Year: Filing year of the case

Punjab Haryana High Court Cause List

The Punjab Haryana High Court cause list shows cases scheduled for hearing on a particular date. After searching your case, you can view:

  • Daily cause list with bench details
  • Next hearing date for your case
  • Case listing history
  • Bench and judge information

Common Case Types in PHHC

CWP - Civil Writ Petition

Constitutional remedies, service matters, property disputes, government actions

CRM-M - Criminal Main

Bail applications, quashing petitions, anticipatory bail matters

RSA - Regular Second Appeal

Second appeals from district court civil decrees

CR - Civil Revision

Revision petitions against civil court orders

CRR - Criminal Revision

Revision petitions against criminal court orders

FAO - First Appeal Order

Appeals against orders passed in civil proceedings

What You Can Access with PHHC Case Status

  • Case Status: Current status and stage of your case
  • Orders & Judgments: Download court orders in PDF format
  • Next Hearing Date: Upcoming hearing schedule
  • Cause List: Daily listing of cases for hearing
  • Party Details: Petitioner, respondent & advocate names

Chandigarh High Court Jurisdiction

The Chandigarh High Court case status portal covers cases from three regions:

Punjab

Ludhiana, Amritsar, Jalandhar, Patiala, Bathinda & all districts

Haryana

Gurugram, Faridabad, Rohtak, Hisar, Karnal & all districts

Chandigarh

Union Territory of Chandigarh (Court headquarters at Sector 1)

About Punjab and Haryana High Court

The Punjab and Haryana High Court (PHHC) was established in 1947 and is located in Sector 1, Chandigarh. It serves as the highest judicial authority for Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh UT. The court is commonly referred to as Chandigarh High Court, highcourtchd, or PHHC. The official website is phhc.gov.in where you can check PHHC case status and access the Punjab Haryana High Court cause list.

Government Service Disputes?

For Central Government service matters in this region, check CAT Chandigarh:

CAT Chandigarh Case Status

Other High Courts

Search case status in neighboring High Courts:

Delhi High Court

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Allahabad High Court

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Lucknow Bench

Allahabad HC Lucknow

Patna High Court

Bihar state cases

Madras High Court

Tamil Nadu cases

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.