CaseCiter Digests

From 1 January 2024, our team of lawyers and law students have been making notes of each and every Supreme Court judgments and share it in this website: CaseCiter.com. We collate all these notes and publish it as a digest every month. This means, CaseCiter is a collection of our notes on Supreme Court judgments since 2024. We publish it as a monthly digest in a PDF format and share it with our subscribers on or before the first Sunday of every month. We also share Daily Digests with our subscribers.

We feel that our subject wise notes on Supreme Court judgments deserves a separate website. Therefore, we have now a new add-on website : CiteCase.in !

CaseCiter.com will continue to focus on reporting latest Supreme Court judgments and CiteCase.in will be sorting those notes subject wise.

You can visit citecase.in website weekly or monthly and click on subject(s) of our choice to check if there is a new update there. If there is a Supreme Court judgment delivered which discusses the subject, you will find our notes on it when you click on that subject. For example, if you are a fan of CPC, just click on that and find the latest Supreme Court ruling on CPC. Not only that, you will also get all the Supreme Court judgments on CPC since 1 Jan 2025 in one page. You can download the same as pdf and save it for your own personal use. We have made such notes on subjects like Constitutional Law, CrPC, Evidence, POCSO, NDPS, IBC etc. For existing CaseCiter subscribers (who register before 30 June 2025), we are providing these notes for no extra cost.

To Judges & Lawyers: Article 141 of the Constitution of India reads as follows: The law declared by the Supreme Court shall be binding on all courts within the territory of India. This also means that all Courts should be aware of all the caselaws of the Supreme Court. This further implies that the judicial officers and judges who preside over these Courts and lawyers (who are officers of the Court) should know all the caselaws. The Supreme Court delivers around 1000 judgments per year. That means around 80 judgments per month or 4 judgments per day. We, the team CaseCiter, read all these judgments and make notes of it and share it on our website caseciter.com ! We also make daily, weekly, monthly and yearly digests of these notes and share it with our subscribers. If a judge or a lawyer or a law student reads these notes daily/weekly/monthly/yearly, he/she can stay updated.

For Law students: Supreme Court often reiterates many basic concepts of law in its judgments. So when you read its judgments regularly, you are learning and relearning these concepts and that will help you in your exams. Further, every law student is a future lawyer and keeping yourself updated with caselaws will help you when you start your career as an intern or junior lawyer.

The Supreme Court delivers about 80 judgments every month. Some judgments may be over 50 pages and some others may be just 5 pages. If you collect all judgments of a month in a pdf file, it might go over 1000 pages, if not much more. Our team reads each judgment delivered by the Supreme Court and makes notes on them. Put together, our monthly digest may be just below 100 pages. But we ensure that you get the essence of every relevant aspect of all Supreme Court judgments.

₹730 per year !

By paying this, what you are getting is this:

1. Access to CaseCiter.com [Reports SC judgments since 1 Jan 2024]
2. Archives [SC Yearly Digest Of 2024 & Monthly Digests (pdf) Of 2025]
3. Future 12 SC Monthly Digests (pdf)
4. SC Daily Digests (pdf) for one year.
5. Access to CiteCase.in [Subject Wise Notes On SC judgments since 1 Jan 2025]

You will be added to our Whatsapp community where we will be sharing our SC Daily Digests on every working day. SC Monthly digests will be shared in the community on or before the first Sunday of each month.