Your cause list, on your phone by 7 am
Every morning, Case Diary picks out your matters from the day's cause lists and sends them to you by 7 am. You see the court, the item number and the matter – before you leave home.
Which forums publish cause lists
Most High Courts publish a daily list, and district courts on the eCourts system publish court-wise lists. Many tribunals publish lists too, often as PDFs. But not every forum publishes a list every day, and not every list is in a form that can be read reliably.
Where we stand today, from our live data:
A morning cause list for the courts that publish one, and direct per-case checking everywhere else — so no matter is left to a list that does not exist.
The full forum-by-forum picture, including where coverage is partial, is on the courts covered page.
Where there is no cause list
We do not leave a matter to a list that does not exist. For forums without a usable cause list, Case Diary checks the case record itself every day. When the next date changes or an order is uploaded, you are told.
How the morning list reaches you
- In the app – the day's matters on the home screen, with court and item number.
- On WhatsApp – the daily cause list at 7 am, if you switch WhatsApp on. WhatsApp is used for nothing else.
- Date changes and new orders – by app notification and email, as they happen.
Reading a cause list
New to High Court lists? Read how to read a High Court cause list.
Try it
Add your matters and see tomorrow's list in your diary. The first 14 days are free. See pricing or read about the app for advocates.