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Anambra State Judiciary website
The Judiciary's online gateway: cause lists, small-claims forms and links to e-filing, e-affidavits and property-litigation searches.
The official website of the Anambra State Judiciary introduces the courts (High Court, Magistrate and Customary Courts), the Chief Judge's message and the judicial officers, and acts as a gateway to the Judiciary's digital services. It offers a cause-list search, downloadable Small Claims Court forms and monthly small-claims reports, and links out to the e-Litigation (e-filing) portal, e-Affidavit and e-Lis Pendens platforms.
What it does
All 7 features
- Cause list search by date range
- Small Claims Court page with downloadable forms SCC1 to SCC9 and monthly reports by magisterial court
- Pages for Honourable Judges, Magistrates, Chief Registrar and Deputy Chief Registrars, principal officers and retired judges
- History of the Judiciary and message from the Chief Judge
- Links to e-services: e-Litigation Portal (e-filing), e-Affidavit and e-Lis Pendens
- Describes LexScriptsAI real-time verbatim court reporting and virtual courtrooms as part of the Judiciary's digitalisation
- News, events, gallery and FAQ
Who uses it
People it serves
- Litigants and members of the public
- Lawyers
- Journalists
- Court users looking for hearing dates
In practice
What it looks like
A litigant downloads the Small Claims Court forms before going to a magistrate court
A lawyer checks the cause list for a date range
A property buyer follows the e-Lis Pendens link to check whether land is under litigation
Why it matters
What changes
- One place to find court information and the Judiciary's online services
- Fewer trips to the court registry for forms and hearing information
Connected to
Works together with
iCase Flow, Anambra Judiciary e-LitigationFile, pay, serve and schedule a court case online, from first process to hearing date.
Anambra State e-AffidavitCreate, sign, pay for and verify a sworn affidavit online, no court queue required.
Lis Pendens AnambraCheck whether a piece of land is caught up in court before you buy it.
e-MoJThe Ministry of Justice's paperless case room: every case file, query, endorsement and DPP referral tracked online.