The City Civil Court at Hyderabad has been computerized by the NIC Andhra Pradesh State Unit as a part of an ambitious plan to make the Judiciary reap the benefits of the ICT revolution. The computerized services in the court include online case registration in three centralized filing sections, updation in the court halls as per the directions of the Judge, generation of A-Diary, Suit Registers and monitoring the progress of the case till it is finally disposed off. The litigant public can know the status of any case in the city civil court through an Interactive Voice Response System from anywhere round the clock. NIC has set up a 60 Node LAN with two hi-end servers at the Court Complex. In-house training on computer usage has been provided to 75 staff members and 25 supervisors in the court. Some of the specially designed and developed software applications in the various wings of the Court include :

Judicial Wing Case File Monitoring System : Case details are entered from centralized filing counters and the system generates the Suit Registers and Pendency Lists. Causelist Generation System : The system generates monthly, weekly and daily cause lists of individual courts. A-Diary and Court Hall updation : to update the case details, enter the docket orders passed from the court hall and for generation of A-Diary. Case Status Info on Phone : Status of Case through IVRS Case and Work Management System : The system deals with the weekly/monthly statistics of the cases, pendency, disposal, scrutiny, records and decrees etc. The reports generated help the Chief Judge to review, monitor and ensure the speedy disposal of cases

Administration Wing Payroll : The Package computes pay and generates schedules and reports of judicial officers and staff. Civil Deposits : To enter the challan details of the deposits made by various parties on court’s directions and the record of payments made to the petitioners. Library Information System : To record the purchase of books and journals by the Court and their issuance to other courts.

The Computerised services were formally inaugurated by Hon’ble Justice Sh. Devinder Gupta, Chief Justice A.P High Court in the presence of several dignitaries.

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