In short
Bharat.Law tracks consumer disputes before the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC), the State Commissions (SCDRC) and their circuit benches, and the District Commissions (DCDRC). Choose the commission level and commission, then enter the full case number or the case type, serial number and year.
Commission levels covered
| Level | What you can track |
|---|---|
| National Commission (NCDRC) | Complaints, appeals and revision petitions before the National Commission in New Delhi |
| State Commissions (SCDRC) | State Commissions and their circuit benches, such as Belagavi, Kota, Madurai, Nashik, Siliguri and Srinagar |
| District Commissions (DCDRC) | District Commissions, picked under their state |
Look up a consumer case
Choose the commission
In India Courts, choose Consumer Forums, then NCDRC, SCDRC or DCDRC, and the commission.
Enter the case number
Use the full number, for example NC/CC/124/2023, SC/7/CC/5/2022 or DC/84/CC/10/2021. Or enter the case type, serial number and year.
Transferred cases
Tick RBT case if the matter was transferred from another commission.
Open and follow
Select Find this matter, check the details, then follow it.
What you see for a consumer case
- Overview with parties, advocates, commission, status and next listing date.
- Listings and orders, with orders opening as PDFs.
- Connected matters filed in the same dispute.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Cases before the NCDRC, State Commissions and District Commissions can be searched and followed. Updates appear in your daily court digest by email and in the app.
Enter the full number as it appears on the commission record, for example NC/CC/124/2023 for the National Commission. You can also enter the case type, serial number and year separately.
Yes. Circuit benches such as Belagavi, Kota, Madurai, Nashik, Siliguri and Srinagar appear in the list of State Commissions.