DRT Court: DRT Daily Orders / DRT Final Order / Diary Number / Case Number
How to Check DRT Court Orders Online: DRT Daily Orders / DRT Final Order / Diary Number / Case Number
To check the DRT Court Orders Online of a DRT (Debt Recovery Tribunal) case, you can use the e-DRT portal, a part of the Indian government’s online services.
You can search for Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT), India, orders using the official DRT portal. The main things you need to identify are the DRT bench, order type, Diary Number, or Case Number.
Official website: DRT Orders Portal
How to search DRT orders step by step
1. Open the Orders page
Open the official DRT Orders page. Wait for the page to load. If it appears blank, refresh it or try opening it in Chrome.
2. Select the appropriate DRT court and order type
Depending on the fields displayed on the portal, look for the following options:
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DRT Court / DRT Bench: Select the tribunal where the case was filed or is being heard.
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DRT Daily Orders: Choose this to find routine orders passed during the proceedings, such as hearing directions or adjournments.
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DRT Final Order: Choose this to look for a final decision or disposal order.
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Diary Number: Use the diary or filing number assigned when the case was lodged.
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Case Number: Use the registered case number, if one has been assigned.
Daily orders and final orders are different. A case may have several daily orders but only one final disposal order, or it may not yet have a final order.
3. Enter the case details
For a search by Case Number, follow this sequence:
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Select the relevant DRT.
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Select the Case Type, such as Original Application (OA) and a Securitization Application (SA), if applicable.
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Enter the Case Number.
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Select or enter the Case Year.
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Enter the CAPTCHA exactly as displayed.
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Click Search and review the results.
For a Diary Number search, select the appropriate DRT/DRAT option, enter the Diary Number and Diary Year where requested, complete the CAPTCHA, and submit the search. The official portal distinguishes diary numbers from registered case numbers.