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iCase Flow, Anambra Judiciary e-Litigation (e-filing) Portal
File, pay, serve and schedule a court case online, from first process to hearing date.
iCase Flow is the Judiciary's e-litigation system, linked from the Judiciary website as the e-Litigation Portal. Each case lives in a digital case folder; registry staff assess filed documents and attach fees, cases receive suit numbers and are assigned to judges, bailiffs confirm service, and hearings (including streamable virtual hearings) are scheduled. Counsel can also request certified true copies, joinders and change of counsel online.
What it does
All 10 features
- Digital case folders containing the full record of a case
- Online filing of processes, including defence processes
- Registry assessment of submissions with fees attached to documents, and online payment history
- Suit-number allocation and assignment of cases to courts and judges
- Service workflow: bailiffs are notified that a case is ready for service and confirm service
- Hearing scheduling, case meetings and virtual hearings that can be streamed
- Certified True Copy (CTC) requests with endorsement and stamping
- Joinder requests and change-of-counsel requests
- Cause lists for judges and divisions
- Team and court-staff management
How it works
Filing a case electronically
Filing a case electronically
Step 1 of 7
Who uses it
People it serves
- Lawyers and litigants
- Court registrars and registry staff
- Judges
- Bailiffs and court staff
In practice
What it looks like
A lawyer files a new suit online, pays the assessed filing fee and receives a suit number
A bailiff gets a notification that a case is ready for service and confirms service in the system
Counsel requests a certified true copy of a ruling without visiting the registry
Why it matters
What changes
- Filing without queuing at the registry
- Transparent fee assessment and payment records
- Faster assignment, service and hearing scheduling
- Remote participation through virtual hearings
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