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What is docket no?

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A court clerk keeps track of cases by using a system known as a docket. Each new case is assigned a number, which it carries for as long as it takes to be resolved. This "docket number" is often abbreviated "docket no." and provides a key to finding out what is happening (or what has happened) in a particular case.

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