Criminal revsion of 125 in uttrakhand highcourt

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In the High Court, notation is basically the short code or abbreviation assigned to every case at the time of filing. It helps in: Identifying the case in the Cause List, Case tracking, Referring to the case in orders or judgments. Once a case is filed and checked by the Registry, it is given a notation + year + serial number format, e.g., CRLA No. 123 of 2025. --- Common Notations in Criminal Cases – Uttarakhand High Court Notation Full Form Purpose / When Used CRLA Criminal Appeal For appeals against convictions/orders of Sessions Court CRLR Criminal Revision To challenge orders of subordinate courts CRMBA Criminal Misc. Bail Application For bail applications (regular or anticipatory) CRMA Criminal Misc. Application For miscellaneous applications like stay, modification, etc. CRLW Criminal Writ Petition For quashing FIR, transfer of investigation, etc. WPPIL Writ Petition (Public Interest Litigation) For public interest matters involving criminal law --- Procedure for Getting Notation 1. Filing: Advocate files the petition/application in the High Court. 2. Scrutiny: Registry checks documents, affidavits, court fees, etc. 3. Notation Assignment: After scrutiny, the Registry gives the case its notation and number. 4. Listing: After notation, the case appears in the cause list for hearing before the court.

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