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My matters

Each client's matter, ready for court.

Keep the hearing diary, your arguments and the authorities for each case together, and take them to court on your phone.

  1. Coming up this week

    In 3 days

    State v. Ramesh Kumar

    Sample matter · Court 5, item 23 · Arguments

    File rejoinder to status report

    Get certified copy of trial court order

  2. 1. The cheque need not be for an existing debt

    Anil Kulshrestha v. FIITJEE Ltd.

    CRL.M.C. 4294/2024 · Para 21

    Bijoy Kumar Moni v. Paresh Manna

    [2024] 12 S.C.R. 1946 · Para 52

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    Section 138 of the NI Act does not envisage that only those cases where a cheque issued towards the discharge of the personal liability of the drawer towards the payee gets dishonoured would come within the ambit of the provision.
    Bijoy Kumar Moni · Para 52 · Page 38 (SCR p. 1983)

One matter, all in one place.

A sample matter, the way My matters keeps it.

State v. Ramesh Kumar

Sample matter · Court 5, item 23 · Arguments

Hearing diary

  • In 3 days

    Arguments

    Court 5, item 23

  • Last date

    Status report filed

    State given time to reply

To do

  • File rejoinder to status report

  • Get certified copy of trial court order

Arguments and authorities

  • Point 1

    The cheque need not be for an existing debt

    Anil Kulshrestha v. FIITJEE Ltd., para 21

  • Point 1

    Bijoy Kumar Moni v. Paresh Manna

    [2024] 12 S.C.R. 1946, para 52

What a matter holds

Case details

Case number, court, client, the other side, the stage and the next hearing.

Hearing diary

Each hearing, what happened, and the next date. This week's hearings show first.

Arguments point by point

Put each authority under the point it supports, in the order you'll argue.

Save from anywhere

Save a paragraph from Search, Sections or Check a draft straight into a matter.

Compilation

Print your authorities, grouped by point, with an index.

Calendar

Add a hearing to your calendar.

Questions

Where are my matters stored?

In your own browser, on your device. They aren't sent to Misaal's server, so keep a backup.

Can I move them to a new phone or laptop?

Yes. Download a backup file from My matters and restore it on the other device.

Does it pull case status from eCourts?

No. You keep the diary yourself. It doesn't connect to eCourts.

Set up your next matter.