Precision Legal Research
for Indian Law
Instant answers grounded in the Constitution, Statutes, and Supreme Court Judgments.
The Legal Research Gap
Judgment Overload
Reading 200-page judgments just to extract one specific legal principle.
Procedural Confusion
Clarifying complexities like Article 226 vs 227 or Section 115 CPC revisions.
Unverified Answers
Avoiding generic AI answers that lack proper case law grounding.
Context & Ratio
Distinguishing between Obiter Dicta and Ratio Decidendi in research.
Built for Correctness,
Not Conversation.
Most AI models treat law as creative writing. We treat it as a database of constraints.
Case-Law First
Answers derived from ratio decidendi, not raw text matching.
Indian Jurisdiction Locked
Trained exclusively on Indian Acts and Supreme Court Judgments.
Citation Backed
Every response references the specific Act or Case Law.
Zero Hallucination Policy
The system refuses to answer if legal grounding is insufficient.
QUERY ANALYSIS
“Can a writ be filed against private body?”
RETRIEVAL
Found: Zee Telefilms Ltd. v. Union of India (2005)
Found: Art 12, Constitution of India
GENERATED RESPONSE
Generally, a writ under Article 226 lies against the State (Art 12). However, in Zee Telefilms, the Supreme Court held that if a private body performs public functions...
What Can You Ask?
How It Works
1. Query Analysis
Intent & jurisdiction detection.
2. Law Retrieval
Fetching strict statutes & principles.
3. Reasoning
Synthesizing answer from retrieved acts.
4. Citation
Adding references for verification.