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§ Jagriq · India’s AI litigation & practice OS

Legal AI that cansurface the contradiction buried in the other side's file. answer any question, cited to the exact judgment page. tell you if a precedent is still good law. draft your petition in court format, from your matter. track every hearing and limitation date, from eCourts. read a 500-page paper-book in minutes. run your whole practice — matters, tasks and billing. work in all 22 Indian languages.

Legal Intelligence, Powered by AI, Grounded in proof. One platform for Indian legal work — research, draft, file, track and bill, with every citation verified to its source judgment.

Free forever tier · No card to start · DPDP-compliant

  • Verified citations
  • Supreme Court + 25 High Courts
  • 22 Indian languages
  • No client data trains any model
Jagriq
You

Is an offence under §138 NI Act compoundable?

Assistant

Yes. The Supreme Court held the offence is compoundable1and encouraged compounding at an early stage. Section 147 expressly makes offences under the Act compoundable2.

References
1JudgmentKanchan Mehta (2018)2StatuteS. 147, NI Act 1881

AI-assisted · attorney review required

The Jagriq research workspace: a question about §138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act answered with numbered citations to Kanchan Mehta (2018) and section 147, alongside the source judgment page with the relevant passage highlighted.

Backed & recognised by

  • Accelerated byIIM Calcutta Innovation Park
  • Accelerated byHerStart
  • Startup IndiaDPIIT-recognised Startup

§ 01 · The corpus

Built on the real corpus of Indian law

Structured, citation-linked and current — not a Western engine with an India skin. We lead with what’s genuinely AI-ready, and grow the rest every day.

36,409
Supreme Court judgments
Fully AI-ready & verified
25
High Courts
Registered & growing
1,843
Acts
With amendment history
331k+
Citation links
Judgment ↔ statute graph
22
Languages
Research, draft & translate

§ 03 · The workflow

The whole workflow, in one place

Research-only tools stop at the answer. Workflow-only tools never research. Jagriq does the entire arc.

  1. 01Research
  2. 02Draft
  3. 03Prepare
  4. 04Track
  5. 05Bill

Ask, and get verified case law.

A research workspace scoped to the matter. The good-law citator is fed into the answer itself — an authority tagged overruled or per incuriam is excluded at generation time, not flagged in a footnote afterwards.

Vidhi

What runs at this stage

  • Good-law citator flags overruled and doubted judgments
  • Precedent chains walk citations forward and backward
  • Every claim cited inline to its source
  • Hybrid semantic and lexical search across judgments
  • Overruled authorities excluded at generation time

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The five stages

  1. 01 · ResearchAsk, and get verified case law.

    A research workspace scoped to the matter. The good-law citator is fed into the answer itself — an authority tagged overruled or per incuriam is excluded at generation time, not flagged in a footnote afterwards.

    • Good-law citator flags overruled and doubted judgments
    • Precedent chains walk citations forward and backward
    • Every claim cited inline to its source
    • Hybrid semantic and lexical search across judgments
    • Overruled authorities excluded at generation time
  2. 02 · DraftBuilt on your matter, not a blank page.

    Template fields bind to real matter data — court, case number, CNR, parties, limitation date — with no AI in the substitution path. So a draft can be wrong about the law, but never about the case number.

    • Fields bind to real matter data, no AI substitution
    • Approval ladder: submit, review, request changes, approve
    • Version history with per-version restore
    • Threaded comments with replies and resolve
    • Export to .docx, import from Google Drive
  3. 03 · PrepareEverything settled before it goes in.

    A matter sits in a proposed state until it clears activation. Court fees are computed from the statutory schedule for the forum, and the filing type is picked from a real taxonomy rather than typed into a free-text box.

    • Statutory court-fee estimate by forum, with exemptions
    • Filing type picked from a 99-entry taxonomy
    • Proposed state before a proceeding goes live
    • Nine-gate activation checklist on every matter
  4. 04 · TrackHearings & limitation, synced.

    A sweep never moves a date on aggregates alone, and most sources are forbidden from ever telling you “not listed”. Losing a date requires the sweep and the hearing-day check to fail together.

    • Cause lists confirm item number and court room
    • Limitation clock recalculates with Section 4 holidays
    • Preponement sweeps catch dates moved without warning
    • Nightly watchdog flags cases missing a future date
    • Alerts on WhatsApp, email and in-app
    • Hearing dates push to your Google Calendar
  5. 05 · BillA ledger that balances.

    Double-entry and append-only — a correction is a reversal, never an edit. Online collection settles straight to the firm's own account: Jagriq is not a payment aggregator and never pools client money.

    • Nine fee models, including per-appearance and milestone
    • Double-entry matter ledger, append-only
    • Fees, disbursements, payments, refunds, write-offs
    • Client advances applied and set off cross-matter
    • UPI collection settling to the firm, never to Jagriq

§ 04 · Verified

Every citation, verified to the source — to the exact page.

Free AI invents judgments that get you sanctioned. Vidhi resolves every citation to a real, retrievable judgment and highlights the exact passage. Unmatched citations are never shown; when it can't verify, it abstains rather than guess.

Not just a link like other tools — the page, the highlighted passage, and a good-law check.

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Jagriq
You

Is an offence under §138 NI Act compoundable?

Assistant

Yes. The Supreme Court held the offence is compoundable1and encouraged compounding at an early stage. Section 147 expressly makes offences under the Act compoundable2.

References
1JudgmentKanchan Mehta (2018)2StatuteS. 147, NI Act 1881

AI-assisted · attorney review required

The Vidhi research workspace answering whether an offence under §138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act is compoundable, with the citation to Kanchan Mehta (2018) verified and the source judgment page shown alongside, passage highlighted.

§ 05 · Freshness

Today's judgment, headnoted by lunch — not in three weeks.

SCC and Manupatra ship the headnote weeks later, in bound volumes. Jagriq scrapes, extracts and headnotes new judgments twice a day — issues, ratio, holding and a good-law check, ready the same day.

Their breadth is the source of their slowness. Freshness is ours.

Headnote pipeline
Judgment delivered 10:45 today
SCC / Manupatra · human headnote~3 weeks

Bound volume · editorial queue

Jagriq · AI headnote + good-lawSame day

Scraped · extracted · headnoted 13:20

IssuesRatioHoldingGood-law check
A comparison of headnoting speed: SCC and Manupatra take about three weeks to publish a human headnote, while Jagriq publishes an AI headnote with a good-law check the same day.

§ 06 · Good law

Know it's still good law — before you cite it.

A precedent overruled last year can end your argument. Jagriq flags every authority — good law, overruled, per incuriam, doubted — weighted by bench strength, so a single-judge line can't quietly disrupt a Constitution Bench.

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Precedent status

Meters & Instruments v. Kanchan Mehta

(2018) 1 SCC 560 Supreme Court · 2-judge

Good law

14

Followed

3

Affirmed

2

Distinguished

Bench-weighted — a single-judge line can’t quietly disrupt a larger bench.

A precedent status card for Meters and Instruments versus Kanchan Mehta (2018) 1 SCC 560, flagged as good law, showing it has been followed 14 times, affirmed 3 times and distinguished twice, with a note that treatment is weighted by bench strength.

§ 07 · Vernacular

Ask in your language. Cite in English.

Bengali, Tamil, Marathi, Hindi — research, read and draft across 22 Indian languages, with citations and section numbers preserved through translation. The language barrier that no incumbent touches, gone.

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22 Indian languages
हिन्दीবাংলাதமிழ்తెలుగు+18
You

धारा 138 के तहत अग्रिम जमानत मिल सकती है?

Assistant

Anticipatory bail is available; the offence being compoundable weighs in favour1.

1StatuteS. 138, NI Act 1881

Citations & section numbers preserved in English through translation.

The research workspace accepting a question about bail under section 138 in Hindi, Bengali, Tamil and Telugu, and answering with the citation and section number preserved in English.

§ 08 · Samhita

Open a statute or judgment — and ask it questions.

Pull up any Act or judgment in Samhita and chat with it directly: what changed in the 2018 amendment, what the ratio is, which section governs. Grounded in that document, cited to the section — a capability the incumbents simply don't have.

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Jagriq
Chat · grounded in this Act

What changed in the 2018 amendment?

Two sections were inserted — interim compensation of up to 20% at trial1, and a deposit condition on appeal2.

1StatuteS. 143A · inserted 20182StatuteS. 148 · inserted 2018

Also reviewed (3)

The Samhita document reader showing the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881 with its section list, alongside a chat panel answering what the 2018 amendment changed and citing sections 143A and 148 as inserted that year.

§ 09 · See it in action

This is what a Tuesday looks like

Not a feature list — the actual surfaces. The matter desk, the hearing diary, the WhatsApp alert that reaches you in the corridor, and all of it on your phone.

Every matter, one desk

Matters, next dates, stage and the day's tasks in a single view — with conflict-clearance and ethical walls enforced underneath, not bolted on.

  • Next hearing on every row
  • Limitation warnings surfaced early
  • Ethical walls at matter level
Jagriq
Workspace · Matters

Matters(42)

Search matters by number or title…
  • M-2024-0142Active

    Cheque dishonour — Ashwini Textiles

    Ashwini Textiles Pvt. Ltd. v. Sundar Rao

  • M-2025-0318Active

    Recovery suit — Nayar Enterprises

    State Bank of India v. Nayar Enterprises

  • M-2025-0407Conflict pending

    Matrimonial — Sengupta

    R. Sengupta v. A. Sengupta

  • M-2025-0455Prospective

    Arbitration — Meridian Infra

    Meridian Infra v. NHAI

The Jagriq matter dashboard listing four active matters with their court, next hearing date and stage, alongside a panel showing today's synced cause-list, a limitation warning and outstanding tasks.

Web workspace · WhatsApp & email alerts · Google Calendar sync

§ 10 · Practice data

Everything your practice already runs on

The court, the client thread, the calendar, the case files. Jagriq reads them into one matter timeline — so the diary, the limitation clock and the invoice all follow from the same source of truth.

eCourtsCase status
Cause listsDaily, per forum
WhatsAppClient thread
EmailCorrespondence
CalendarDiary & travel
BillingFees & receipts
Drive & PDFsCase files
NotesMatter notes
Jagriq

One matter. One timeline. One source of truth.

Conflict-checked · ethically walled · DPDP-compliant

Hearing diary
Limitation clock
Client updates
Matter ledger

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  • Verified citations
  • Supreme Court + 25 High Courts
  • 22 Indian languages
  • No client data trains any model