16M+ judgments, instantly searchable
India's most comprehensive legal database. Every Supreme Court and High Court judgment, powered by AI search that understands legal concepts.
Every court, every judgment,
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16M+ judgments the full Supreme Court and High Court corpus, back to the first reported volumes.
AI-powered search understands the legal concept behind your words, not just the keywords.
Citation network see what followed, distinguished or overruled a judgment before you rely on it.
Real-time updates new judgments land the day they are pronounced, so your research is never a week behind.
Multi-court coverage Supreme Court and all 25 High Courts, searchable together or one bench at a time.
Tribunals and regulators NCLT, NCLAT, DRT, SAT and SEBI orders alongside the courts, for corporate and insolvency work.
Common questions
The Supreme Court and High Court corpus — over 16 million judgments, back to the first reported volumes. Reported and unreported decisions, with the citation, the bench and the full text of each.
It reads for the legal concept rather than matching your words. Ask about anticipatory bail where the accused has already joined the investigation and you get the line of authority on that point, including judgments that never use your phrasing. Keyword search finds the words; this finds the proposition.
The citation network shows what has happened to it since — what followed it, what distinguished it and what overruled it — so you can see whether the authority you are about to rely on still stands before you cite it.
New judgments are added as they are reported, and the agent also checks live sources when it answers, so a search reflects recent decisions rather than a fixed snapshot.
Yes. Open a judgment and ask what the ratio is, how it treats an earlier case, or whether the facts are close to your matter. The answer cites the paragraphs it relies on so you can check the reasoning against the text.
Yes. Searching and reading judgments is free on every plan, including Free. Asking an agent to analyse a judgment or build an argument from it draws on the paid plans' AI allowance.
Yes. Nothing stops you checking a proposition here and citing from your usual reporter. Most firms use it for the search and the citation network, where the concept-level matching saves the most time.