Tomorrow's list is the one most people actually want, and it is published at an hour nobody can predict.
The Gujarat High Court cause list is the order of business for a hearing day, published by the court on the evening before it, with supplementary items sometimes following later. The court sits at Ahmedabad and exercises jurisdiction over the State of Gujarat. Lists can be searched by party name, advocate name, case number or CNR.
The list for a hearing day goes out on the evening before it. There is no fixed clock time, so "the list for tomorrow" exists from some point in the evening — and not before.
That is why checking at a habitual hour is unreliable in both directions. Check too early and the list is not there; check once and stop, and you miss the supplementary list, which carries items added after the daily list went out, sometimes on the hearing morning itself.
An advance list sits at the other end, giving earlier notice of what is expected to be listed. Between the three, the only reliable posture is to be told rather than to look.
Party and advocate names are typed by hand and spellings vary — and in Gujarat, transliteration between Gujarati and English adds a further layer of variation to names that were never spelled one canonical way to begin with.
A case number is exact. A CNR is permanent: 16 characters that do not change when the case number or year of registration does. Save it once and the matter stays tracked for its whole life. See advocate-wise lists for everything against your own name in one view.
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Ordinarily on the evening before the hearing day, with no fixed clock time. Supplementary items can be added later that night or on the hearing morning itself.
Search by case number or CNR where you have one, since both are exact. Party and advocate name search works but is approximate, because names are hand-typed and transliteration varies.
An advance list gives earlier notice of what is expected to be listed. A supplementary list carries what was added after the daily list was published. They sit either side of the daily list in time.
At Ahmedabad, exercising jurisdiction over the State of Gujarat.
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