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Building India’s End-to-End Litigation Intelligence with Proof

Litigation Intelligence, Powered by AI, Grounded in proof. One platform connecting your matter with — research, draft, track, assign and bill, with every citation verified to its source.

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  • Verified citations
  • 22 Indian languages
  • Ethical walls on every matter
  • No client data trains any model
Tracks every dayIST schedule
  • Case updates

    Court records and published cause lists are checked for changes

  • Today’s hearings

    The latest listings for today are brought together

  • Morning brief

    Your hearing schedule arrives through your chosen alerts

  • Tomorrow’s list

    Tomorrow’s published court listings are brought together

  • Final review

    Tracked matters are checked for anything needing attention

  • Reminders

    Timely hearing reminders help you plan ahead

The three pillars

Built for the way Indian lawyers actually work.

Every matter needs three things done well: the case files kept in order, the dates never missed, and the client kept informed.

  1. 01Verified research

    Research tied to your matter, cited to the paragraph.

    Ask inside the case file. The answer reads your pleadings and annexures alongside the law, carries its sources with it, and opens at the paragraph the sentence came from.

    Matter-aware.
    Answers read the pleadings, orders and annexures—not only the statute book.
    Every source opens.
    Go directly to the Act, judgment or filed document at the relied-on paragraph.
    Refuses to guess.
    Where the law is unsettled or the record is silent, the answer says so.
    Know more
    Matter M-2026-0318Suresh Kumar v. Vertex Realty LLPRERA/CC/2231/2025
    SK

    Can the allottee claim interest for delayed possession when the agreement caps compensation?

    Yes. A contractual cap does not displace the statutory right to interest for delayed possession.1

    Relied on · paragraph 24Newtech Promoters & Developers (P) Ltd. v. State of U.P.

    The allottee’s statutory right is not dependent on a contrary stipulation in the agreement for sale.

    (2021) SCC OnLine SC 1044
    RERA, 2016 · S.18(1)UP RERA Rules · R.16Agreement cl. 8.3
    Verified research saved to this matter
  2. 02Matter management

    Everything it takes to prepare a matter, in the matter.

    Organisation, research, drafting, tasks and fees—from the day the notice arrives to the day the matter is disposed. Not four tools that sync; one record that all of it writes to.

    The matter record
    Parties, pleadings, annexures and history in one searchable file.
    Drafting
    Petitions and replies from your precedents, with versions and comments.
    Tasks & team
    Work assigned to juniors and clerks, tied to the matter and a date.
    Fees & accounts
    Engagement terms, billing and expenses stay against the matter.
    Know more
    Matter M-2026-0318Suresh Kumar v. Vertex Realty LLPRERA/CC/2231/2025
    38
    Documents
    12
    Hearings
    6
    Open tasks
    ₹2.4L
    Billed
    Research note savedNewtech Promoters · paragraph 24Research
    Rejoinder — v4 filedA. Raina · from firm precedent #212Drafting
    Counter affidavit — due 24 AugAssigned to junior · linked to direction 2Task
    Final hearingItem and court position awaiting cause listHearing

    Every entry writes back to the same matter.

    Next hearing added to continuous watch
  3. 03Case management

    Stop reading cause lists at midnight.

    Once registered, the matter is watched across its lifecycle—listings, orders and every clock a direction starts. Jagriq tells you while the information can still change your day.

    Cause-list watch
    Registered matters are checked before the court day begins.
    Orders into action
    Directions are surfaced with the work and dates they create.
    Limitation clocks
    Appeal and compliance windows stay visible instead of being remembered.
    Know more
    Matter M-2026-0318Suresh Kumar v. Vertex Realty LLPRERA/CC/2231/2025
    Hearing watchToday · 3 updates
    Cause list

    Listed tomorrow — Item 42, Court 7

    Board position and forum details are ready for review.

    Order uploaded

    Interim order in Suresh Kumar v. Vertex Realty

    Counter affidavit directed within four weeks; the due date is now visible.

    Limitation

    Appeal window closes in 9 days

    The deadline is tied to the order and the responsible team member.

    Matter monitored · next action visible

The three pillars

Built for the way Indian lawyers actually work.

Every matter needs three things done well: the case files kept in order, the dates never missed, and the client kept informed.
  1. 01
    Verified research

    Ask a question inside the case file and get an answer drawn from your own pleadings and the law, with every source cited.

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  2. 02
    Matter management

    Case files, drafts, tasks and fees live in one record that follows the matter from the trial court all the way to the Supreme Court.

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  3. 03
    Case management

    Register the case once and Jagriq tracks it for you — next dates, orders and limitations, sent straight to your WhatsApp.

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01Verified research

Research tied to your matter, cited to the paragraph.

Ask inside the case file. The answer reads your pleadings and annexures alongside the law, carries its sources with it, and opens at the paragraph the sentence came from.

Matter-aware.
Answers read the pleadings, orders and annexures—not only the statute book.
Every source opens.
Go directly to the Act, judgment or filed document at the relied-on paragraph.
Refuses to guess.
Where the law is unsettled or the record is silent, the answer says so.
Know more
Matter M-2026-0318Suresh Kumar v. Vertex Realty LLPRERA/CC/2231/2025
SK

Can the allottee claim interest for delayed possession when the agreement caps compensation?

Yes. A contractual cap does not displace the statutory right to interest for delayed possession.1

Relied on · paragraph 24Newtech Promoters & Developers (P) Ltd. v. State of U.P.

The allottee’s statutory right is not dependent on a contrary stipulation in the agreement for sale.

(2021) SCC OnLine SC 1044
RERA, 2016 · S.18(1)UP RERA Rules · R.16Agreement cl. 8.3
Verified research saved to this matter
02Matter management

Everything it takes to prepare a matter, in the matter.

Organisation, research, drafting, tasks and fees—from the day the notice arrives to the day the matter is disposed. Not four tools that sync; one record that all of it writes to.

The matter record
Parties, pleadings, annexures and history in one searchable file.
Drafting
Petitions and replies from your precedents, with versions and comments.
Tasks & team
Work assigned to juniors and clerks, tied to the matter and a date.
Fees & accounts
Engagement terms, billing and expenses stay against the matter.
Know more
Matter M-2026-0318Suresh Kumar v. Vertex Realty LLPRERA/CC/2231/2025
38
Documents
12
Hearings
6
Open tasks
₹2.4L
Billed
Research note savedNewtech Promoters · paragraph 24Research
Rejoinder — v4 filedA. Raina · from firm precedent #212Drafting
Counter affidavit — due 24 AugAssigned to junior · linked to direction 2Task
Final hearingItem and court position awaiting cause listHearing

Every entry writes back to the same matter.

Next hearing added to continuous watch
03Case management

Stop reading cause lists at midnight.

Once registered, the matter is watched across its lifecycle—listings, orders and every clock a direction starts. Jagriq tells you while the information can still change your day.

Cause-list watch
Registered matters are checked before the court day begins.
Orders into action
Directions are surfaced with the work and dates they create.
Limitation clocks
Appeal and compliance windows stay visible instead of being remembered.
Know more
Matter M-2026-0318Suresh Kumar v. Vertex Realty LLPRERA/CC/2231/2025
Hearing watchToday · 3 updates
Cause list

Listed tomorrow — Item 42, Court 7

Board position and forum details are ready for review.

Order uploaded

Interim order in Suresh Kumar v. Vertex Realty

Counter affidavit directed within four weeks; the due date is now visible.

Limitation

Appeal window closes in 9 days

The deadline is tied to the order and the responsible team member.

Matter monitored · next action visible

Verified research: Research tied to your matter, cited to the paragraph.

Ask inside the case file. The answer reads your pleadings and annexures alongside the law, carries its sources with it, and opens at the paragraph the sentence came from.

Matter management: Everything it takes to prepare a matter, in the matter.

Organisation, research, drafting, tasks and fees—from the day the notice arrives to the day the matter is disposed. Not four tools that sync; one record that all of it writes to.

Case management: Stop reading cause lists at midnight.

Once registered, the matter is watched across its lifecycle—listings, orders and every clock a direction starts. Jagriq tells you while the information can still change your day.

What the three pillars stand on

The courts, law and daily signals behind every matter.

The three pillars share one source layer: the courts and forums Jagriq covers, the legal material it reads and the changes it keeps watching.

Courts & forumscovered
  • 1Supreme Court
  • 25High Courts
  • 33Tribunals
  • 32RERA authorities
  • 680+Consumer fora
  • 700+District courts
  • 500+Taluka courts

Courts and forums Jagriq currently covers.

Source
e-Courts and NJDG, plus direct feeds from High Court, tribunal and RERA registries.
Cause lists
Re-scanned nightly; board positions refresh through the morning.
Orders & judgments
Pulled the day they are uploaded, parsed for directions and limitation.

You drop the files. Jagriq builds the matter — read, understood, researched, drafted and recorded.

You drop the files We build the matter

Explore the connected workspace
  1. 01: Drop the files. Open the matter. Drop the papers in. A plaint, a scanned order, twenty years of ledgers, a WhatsApp export from the client. Drop them on the matter — no folder tree, no naming convention, no intake form.
  2. 02: Read & classify. The file reads itself before you do. Every document is scanned, OCR'd, classified and indexed. Parties, dates, amounts and authorities come off the page and onto the matter — including the ones nobody thought to look for.
  3. 03: Case information. By the time you open it, it knows the case. One deduped list of parties, one chronology assembled from every document, and every authority the papers rely on — each item linked back to the page it came from.
  4. 04: Applicable law. And which law actually governs it. The statutes and provisions that apply to these facts on these dates, framed as issues — with a coverage manifest showing exactly what was checked and what was not.
  5. 05: Research. Now ask it anything. Questions answered against your own file and the Indian corpus together, with every proposition anchored to a document and page, or to a paragraph of a judgment.
  6. 06: Draft. The draft opens knowing all of it. Court, case number, parties and dates arrive from the matter instead of being retyped. Review, comments and versions stay attached to the document.
  7. 07: The record. Nothing has to be reassembled at the end. Every upload, extraction, answer, draft, hearing and fee note lands on the same append-only timeline, in the order it happened and attributed to whoever did it.

Runs under all three

Ask in any language. Cite in whatever the record says.

A district court order in Hindi, a High Court judgment in English, a client note in Marathi—one matter, three languages and no translation step in your day. Language is not a pillar of its own; it runs under all three.

01
Ask
Work in any of Jagriq’s 22 supported Indian languages, grounded in the same matter.
02
Ground
Regional-language orders and pleadings are read in the form in which they were filed.
03
Cite
The relied-on passage stays in the language used by the court or filed document.
MatterNandini Textiles v. State of Gujarat
Question · English

Can the appellate authority condone delay when an appeal is filed after the limitation period?

01AskedEnglish
02GroundedMatter + Indian law
03CitedOriginal Hindi
Answer · English

Yes—the appellate authority may condone delay where sufficient cause is shown. The discretion must be exercised with recorded reasons.1

The answer can follow your working language. The citation does not change.
Original Hindi · paragraph 11Open order ↗
पर्याप्त कारण दर्शित होने पर विलंब क्षमा किया जा सकता है, परन्तु ऐसी शक्ति का प्रयोग कारणों को अभिलिखित करते हुए ही किया जाना चाहिए।

Appellate order dated 14.03.2024 · Commercial Tax Tribunal, Ahmedabad

22 supported languages
HindiEnglishMarathiGujaratiTamilBengaliKannadaTelugu+14 more

If Jagriq cannot verify a citation, Jagriq does not show it.

Proof is not a feature. It is the interface.

A citation should take you back to the words the court used—not leave you with another search to run.
You asked

Is an offence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act compoundable?

Vidhi answered

Yes. The Supreme Court has treated the offence as compoundable and encouraged early resolution.1

AI-assisted · advocate review required

1

Supreme Court of India

Meters & Instruments (P) Ltd. v. Kanchan Mehta

¶ 18
“…the offence under Section 138 is primarily a civil wrong and is compoundable…”

(2018) 1 SCC 560

Paragraph 18 · page 7

Court, citation, paragraph and passage matched.

The court, case, paragraph, page and matching passage stay one movement away.

How Jagriq verifies

From the first list to the last next date.

Before chambers open

The day is already taking shape.

Jagriq is checking the matters your team watches while the phone is still quiet.
Tracked court records · published lists · diary
  1. 07:08: Before chambers open. Jagriq is checking the matters your team watches while the phone is still quiet.
  2. 07:10: Morning hearing brief. Court, item, purpose and appearing lawyer arrive before anyone leaves for court.
  3. 07:12: Possible clash. Two matters may be called in the same session. Priya and Arjun are notified; the rest of the firm is not interrupted.
  4. 10:20: Court record changed. Rao Industries moves from 18 August to 11 August. The previous date, new date and published list remain together.
  5. 12:18: After the hearing. Appearance, outcome and next date write back to the matter instead of waiting for an evening phone call.
  6. 17:40: Day reconciled. Every listing, change and outcome is on the right matter. Tomorrow’s diary begins from a complete record.

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