Wardha District Court

District Court · Wardha, Wardha, Maharashtra
This page provides general information about this court. For official filing procedures, case status, notifications and administrative announcements, please refer to the official court website (see Official Resources below).

Overview

Wardha District Court is the principal district judiciary serving Wardha district in Maharashtra. The judicial establishment includes the District and Sessions Court at Wardha and subordinate courts in places including Hinganghat, Arvi, Pulgaon, Karanja (Ghadge), Ashti, Seloo and Samudrapur. The district judiciary functions under the jurisdiction and administrative control of the Bombay High Court.

Established 1911

Address

District & Sessions Court, New Building, Civil Lines, Wardha, 442001

Jurisdiction

Wardha District Court exercises district-level civil and criminal judicial jurisdiction over the entire Wardha district of Maharashtra. It hears civil, criminal, sessions, appellate and other matters falling within its jurisdiction and exercises administrative and supervisory functions over subordinate courts in the district, subject to the jurisdiction and administrative control of the Bombay High Court.

Areas covered: Entire Wardha district, Maharashtra, including Wardha, Hinganghat, Arvi, Pulgaon, Karanja (Ghadge), Ashti, Seloo and Samudrapur and the subordinate judicial areas falling within the Wardha district judiciary.

Working Hours

Working DaysMonday – Friday
Court Hours10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Lunch Break1:30 PM – 2:00 PM
Filing Counter10:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Hours may differ on court holidays. Please verify with the official court website before visiting.

Contact Information

Fax
07152-231263

Official Resources

Links to government and court-run portals.

Website

Services & Facilities

Case Status
e-Filing
Cause List

Frequently Asked Questions

Which matters are usually heard by this court?
As a District Court, the Wardha District Court typically handles a variety of civil and criminal cases as per the jurisdiction defined by law.
Does Wardha District Court provide legal aid?
Yes. The District Legal Services Authority, Wardha operates from the District and Sessions Court premises in Civil Line, Wardha and provides legal-services assistance.
Who can file a case here?
Any individual or entity with a legal grievance or claim can file a case in the Wardha District Court, provided it falls within its jurisdiction.
How can I check my case status?
For checking the status of your case, please refer to the official resources provided by the Wardha District Court.

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Quick Information
Court Type District Court
Parent Court Bombay High Court
State Maharashtra
District Wardha
City Wardha
Established 1911
Working Days Monday – Friday
Languages Marathi, English
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