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Search judgments, explore Acts, research legal questions and organise your work — all in one AI-powered workspace, built for Indian lawyers.

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Research DeskIllustrative
Question

Can a landlord evict a tenant without notice?

Answer, with sources

A written notice, with a stated period, is a precondition to seeking eviction on this ground.

A v. B · High Court · 2020p.4¶17

The statute sets the minimum period; a lease cannot shorten it.

Rent Control Act · s.14 Quote verified
Searches across
  • Supreme Court judgments
  • High Court judgments
  • Acts and sections
  • eCourts case records

How it works

One evening before a hearing.

01 · The brief

A hearing at 10:30 tomorrow. One open question.

Tonight is for the one point that could decide the matter.

MatterIllustrative
Hearing tomorrow · 10:30 AM

Rent Control Appeal

Open question for tonight

Can a landlord evict a tenant without notice?

02 · Ask

Ask it the way you would ask a colleague.

Plain words. No Boolean strings, no filters to set first.

Research DeskIllustrative

Can a landlord evict a tenant without notice?

Judgments and ActsAsk →

Plain words are fine. No search syntax to learn.

03 · Search

Every court and Act, searched for you.

Supreme Court and High Court judgments, and the Acts. You watch each step.

Research trailIllustrative
  1. Understanding the question
  2. Searching Supreme Court judgments
  3. Searching High Court judgments
  4. Reading the Acts
  5. Checking every quote against its source

04 · The paragraph

The exact paragraph, with its page and number.

The words of the judgment itself, with a link to the original.

A v. B · High Court · 2020Illustrative

¶17Page 4

The notice must be in writing and allow the tenant a reasonable period to respond before any order of eviction is sought.

Open the original PDF ↗

05 · Proof

Every point shows its source. No source, no answer.

Quotes are checked against the stored judgment. When the evidence is not there, it says so.

A cited pointIllustrative

The statute sets the minimum period.

Act · s.14 Verified against the source
No support foundIllustrative

Insufficient evidence. No stored judgment supports this, so no answer is given.

We do not guess

06 · The case file

Saved to the case, with the citation attached.

Notes, followed cases and hearing-date changes, private to your account.

Case fileIllustrative
  • ¶17 · p.4Saved from A v. B, with its citation
  • UpdateNext hearing moved: 15 Jan → 2 Feb

Private to your account.

Hearing

Ready, with the authority in hand.

Capabilities

Built for how research is actually done.

Everything points back to the source, and everything you keep stays yours.

Plain-language questions

Ask the way you think. The search works from your words, and by exact citation when you have one.

Page and paragraph, always

Each passage carries the page it is on and its paragraph number, so it can be cited and found again.

The original, one click away

Every judgment links to the court's own PDF, so nothing has to be taken on trust.

Read it like the court wrote it

Judgments open in a formal layout that keeps the court's bold, italics, centred titles and headings.

A case file for each matter

Save passages as notes with their citation, keep drafts, and follow cases from the court records.

Hearing-date changes

Followed cases show what changed since the last update: status, next date, stage.

Your own documents

Upload a document, get a summary, and ask questions of it alongside the judgments.

Private to you

Your notes, cases, drafts and uploads belong to your account only. Sign-up is by invitation.

How it handles evidence

The search finds. The model explains. The check confirms.

A language model never decides what a judgment says. It is only allowed to explain passages the search has already found in stored judgments, and every quote is checked against them.

  1. 1

    Your question

    In plain words.

  2. 2

    Search

    A search engine finds passages. It works without any AI model.

  3. 3

    Stored judgments

    The source of truth. Nothing outside them is quoted.

  4. 4

    Explain

    A model writes the answer, citing only passages it was shown.

  5. 5

    Check

    Each quote is matched to its stored paragraph before you see it.

Questions

Before you sign up.

Who is it for?

Advocates, in-house counsel, law students and researchers who need authority they can cite and check.

Where do the judgments come from?

Public court records: Supreme Court and High Court judgments published as open datasets together with the courts' own PDFs, and the text of Central Acts from a public archive. Every result links back to its source.

Can I rely on an answer?

Treat it as a map to the authority, not the authority. Open the paragraph, read the original judgment, then cite. Where the evidence is not there, ApniLaw AI says so instead of guessing.

Is my work private?

Yes. Notes, cases, drafts and uploaded documents are tied to your account and are not visible to other users.

How do I get access?

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