Order Sheet Generator

Cognizance Order & First Order Sheet Generator

Q: What is the difference between the Cognizance and First Order Sheet tabs?

Cognizance generates the order taking cognizance of a chargesheet after it is received; First Order Sheet generates the very first entry recorded when a brand-new case is registered — they are two different stages of a case.

Q: What if different accused face different sections?

Turn on Complex Sections to add separate charge groups, each with its own accused names and sections — the generated order then charges each group correctly instead of applying one section list to everyone.

First Order Sheet

Court

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Case Details

Case Title (वाद शीर्षक)

Case Crime Number

Year

Police Station (थाना)

Order Date

Next Hearing / Talbi Date

Charges

Different accused face different sections (Complex Sections)

Common Sections (धारा)

Custody / Bail Status

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Hindi Font Style

Paper Size

This custody/bail combination is auto-composed from individual clauses (not one of the pre-verified standard paragraphs) — please read it carefully before printing.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the Cognizance and First Order Sheet tabs?

Cognizance (this page) generates the order taking cognizance of a chargesheet after it's received; First Order Sheet (the other tab) generates the very first entry recorded when a brand-new case is registered — they're two different stages of a case.

How does the tool handle accused with different custody statuses?

Add a status group per accused (Jail, Bail, Anticipatory Bail, Notice served, etc.) and the tool composes one combined order paragraph covering everyone — for combinations it hasn't pre-verified, it flags the auto-composed paragraph with a review warning so you can double-check the wording before printing.

What if different accused face different sections?

Turn on "Complex Sections" to add separate charge groups, each with its own accused names and sections — the generated order then charges each group correctly instead of applying one section list to everyone.