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Junior advocates

Bring your senior the exact paragraph.

You get the facts in a hurry, often in Hindi. Type them as they are, and come back with the paragraph, its number and its page.

  1. Cheque security ke liye diya tha, ab bounce ho gaya. Section 138 NI Act complaint.

    दहेज के लिए प्रताड़ना का मामला

  2. दहेजsearched as dowry

    cheque, bounce, Section 138searched as written

    It shows what it searched forSo you can see how your words were read, and change them

  3. Strong match

    Bijoy Kumar Moni v. Paresh Manna

    Supreme Court · [2024] 12 S.C.R. 1946

    Official Hindi translation, where the Court published one

When your senior gives you an hour.

How a typical research request goes.

  1. The brief comes in

    Type it as you heard it

    Hinglish is fine. You don't need the right keyword or lead case first.

  2. Ten minutes later

    Read the strong matches

    Labels separate the Court's reasoning from headnotes, counsel's arguments and quoted extracts.

  3. Before you report back

    Open the PDF

    Confirm the para and page, because your senior will ask.

  4. Before you hand it in

    Run the check

    Clear out wrong paragraphs and misquotes in your draft.

  5. For the hearing

    Save it to the matter

    Keep each paragraph under the point it supports.

Questions

I don't know the citation. Can I still find it?

Yes. Describe the facts, or type what you remember of the case name.

Can I trust a passage as the Court's own words?

It's copied from the judgment, and you can open the PDF at that page to compare. Always read the judgment before you cite it.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes, in the browser, and you can install it to your home screen.

Try it on what your senior asked for.