A Court registry is the first point of contact between the Court and litigants/public where all pleadings, supporting documents, orders and decisions of the Court are maintained. Court registries are present in all High Court Station/Divisions/ Sub-Registries.
Services in a Registry may either be rendered virtually and/or physically. The registry plays a vital role in supporting the judicial process, acting as the backbone of our Court system.
The Registrar High Court oversees the overall administration and day to day management and setting up of High Court registries. The Registrar is assisted and supported by the Deputy Registrars who manage the registries at the High Court Station/Divisions/ Sub-Registries.
The High Court (Organization and Administration) Act provides that a High Court station shall consist of the Presiding Judge, Number of Judges that the Chief Justice in consultation with the Principal Judge determine, a Deputy Registrar and staff.
Our Registries across the country continue to use technology for better service delivery which has brought about ePayment, eService among others.
The system enables litigants file new cases, Check status of cases and file additional documents incases among other court services. Click here to find out more.
Getting Cause lists is now easier via the use of the Judiciary Cause list System. Click here to find out more.
High Courts across the country utilize online platforms to conduct court sessions and this has brought about efficiency in service delivery.
The following are the Registries/Divisions of the Court.
The Registrar High Court – Milimani Law Courts Building.
Mon – Fri: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm