Not a litigator here but just want to say, inadvertently, the best, most informative system is the Supreme Court's system for how much case-related information it carries on a single page. You practically don't need anything else and can find out everything about the case, down to the case number of the impugned and so on. But smoothest system may be the DHC's system, tracking cases is simple. Now, for the award of the worst case management system, the winner is: Allahabad HC. Just try doing the whole captcha thing at every single step of the research. Incredibly frustrating. (The number of times you have to do captcha-based verification should be one criteria, if anyone is undertaking research on this topic).

I am not sure employing blockchain or any such thing will immediately help the system. The SC E-Committee is working hard to put systems in place, demerits or merits aside. Proper equipment, internet connectivity, ensuring that orders are uploaded are basics that no technology itself can improve. Some will has to come from within for judges.

One thing I would like to see some improvement in is the way case categorisations work. Each HC has their own system of categorising cases, (and then into abbreviations, but let's think about the larger problem) and the SC has its own method of doing this. Its pretty difficult to track down if you are researching across courts (as opposed to being a practitioner at a single court) because say enforcement petitions or criminal appeals are tagged in one way at the DHC and another at the Punjab & Haryana HC. Hope others recognise what I am referring to. Happy to hear their thoughts.

Question is too broad. But usually HCs have decent website. The w courts website is good but some courts’ info is hard der to find on it

Del HC without any doubt.

E-courts is terrible.