Delhi High Court
Every judge, their bench,
and what they hear.
A directory built from the court's own public records: the current sitting roster, official judge profiles and published sources. No ratings, no predictions.
Senior Advocates
Designated by the court,
on the record.
The High Court of Delhi's official list of designated senior advocates, with each designation date. A designation is the court's recognition of standing and ability - it is not a ranking, a rating, or a measure of influence.
Source: List of Senior Advocates designated by Delhi High Court till 09.07.2026 (official PDF), Senior Advocate Secretariat. The list is historical: it includes advocates designated decades ago, some of whom have since been elevated to the Bench or are no longer practising. A designation says nothing about outcomes, availability or fees.
Delhi High Court - case research
Research the court
before you file.
Start with a case question: search the full text of the court's latest published orders, see which judge decided each one and which counsel appeared. Every fact links back to the court's own documents. This is a small recent window, not the full archive - the court's portals below hold the rest.
Source: Latest Judgments, High Court of Delhi, fetched 24 Oct 2026. Judge names come from each judgment's own coram. Coverage is the most recent publications only. The full text of these 32 orders is searchable, and each row expands to show the order's own closing words and appearance block. Outcomes are not aggregated, no patterns are claimed, and nothing here predicts how any judge will rule.
Can we predict how a judge will rule? Readiness check
This is the question the project started from. What follows is a readiness check on the evidence this site holds - not a prediction feature, because the evidence cannot support one.
Method: this panel only reports how many of the 32 orders on this site name the judge and their case types. No machine learning, no probabilities, no win rates. When the evidence cannot support a prediction, the panel says so instead of making one up.
Counsel appearing in these orders
142 distinct counsel names as printed in the appearance blocks of the 32 orders; each count is distinct orders, not repeated mentions. These are printed names, not identity-resolved people: two blocks may spell one person differently, and some orders print only a first name. Being named here means someone appeared in this small window - it is not influence, standing, or "face value", and it is not presented as any of those.
Judge-wise judgment search
Delhi High Court's own portal: pick a sitting judge, a date range, and read every published order.
delhihighcourt.nic.ineCourts judgment portal
The national e-Judgments repository covering High Courts and district courts, searchable by judge, party or case number.
judgments.ecourts.gov.inCurrent sitting roster
The official roster PDF this directory is built from: benches and subjects, effective 7 October 2026.
delhihighcourt.nic.inFor anything older or a specific case number, use the court portals above. Court Index links out; it does not re-host judgment text.
High Court of Karnataka - Bengaluru · Dharwad · Kalaburagi
Karnataka: the judges
on the record.
The court's own current list of sitting judges, with their official profiles. Live order research is not here yet: the court's order search is captcha-protected and its public curated list stopped updating in May 2025, so there is no honest recent-orders dataset to show. No ratings, no predictions.
Court-curated list
Notable judgments the court chose to publish.
The court's own "Latest Judgments/Orders" page - a curated list of selected matters, not a rolling feed. Its newest entry is dated 02/05/2025 (2 May 2025) and the court has not added to it since; shown exactly as published, dates included.
Sources: Hon'ble The Chief Justice and Sitting Judges, High Court of Karnataka and the court's curated judgments list, both fetched 24 Oct 2026. For current orders the court's own search is at karnatakajudiciary.kar.nic.in.
About
Public records,
made readable.
Court Index starts with the Delhi High Court. Every entry links back to its official source.
Where the data comes from
What this is not
Court Index is an unofficial reference. It does not rate judges or lawyers, does not predict outcomes, and is not legal advice. Listings come from public records and may lag recent appointments or transfers.
What comes next
A deeper judgment archive (the current view covers the court's latest publications), the wider advocate roll, and more High Courts once the Delhi data stays accurate on its own.