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Legal research for advocates who cannot afford a confident mistake. Cite answers from your case files and from Indian case law, pins every point to its paragraph, and removes anything it cannot trace.
Question
What does the lease say about leaving early?
The lessee must give three months' written notice before vacating. Lease deed, p. 4, ¶ 12
Notice served by email counts only if the lessor acknowledges it in writing. Lease deed, p. 4, ¶¶ 13–14
The security deposit is refundable within 30 days of handing over possession. Lease deed, p. 6, ¶ 21
Courts usually waive the notice period for early termination.
Removed: no supporting paragraph in your documents.
Upload judgments, agreements, notices and briefs as PDF, Word or text, including tables that run across pages. Each point names the document, the page and the paragraph: "p. 4, ¶ 12", or a range like "¶¶ 7–8" when the point spans both.
In research mode, a sentence that cannot be traced to a paragraph Cite actually retrieved is removed before you see it. You get fewer words, and you can check every one of them. When nothing supports an answer, Cite says so instead of filling the gap.
Search Indian case law for related judgments, filtered by court: today the Supreme Court and the Bombay High Court, with more High Courts on request. Authorities are shown in their own panel, never blended into what your documents say. Case law powered by IKanoon.
Every passage taken from a judgment is labelled by what it is: the court's reasoning, the court's conclusion, the issue framed, or a party's argument marked "not the court's finding". You never quote counsel's submission as if it were the holding.
Schedules, payment tables and annexures that run across two PDF pages keep their header and every row, so an answer about clause 7's schedule sees all of it.
Questions about your own files never leave for an external search. When Cite does search case law, it sends the legal issue, never party names or matter facts. Your documents are never used to train any model.
What your documents say and what the courts have held are different kinds of evidence. Cite keeps them apart, so you always know which one you are reading.
| Aspect | Your case files | Indian case law |
|---|---|---|
| What it answers | What do my documents actually say? | What have courts held on this issue? |
| Where it comes from | The files you upload to the matter | Indian Kanoon judgments, filtered by court |
| How it is cited | Document, page and paragraph | Judgment, court and the quoted passage |
| Where it appears | In the answer, sentence by sentence | In a separate Authorities panel |
Next: live matter status from eCourts (hearing dates, orders, cause lists), in its own panel.
Upload the deed, the notices, the correspondence. Each matter stays in its own space.
Plain questions, in English. Cite answers only from what it can quote.
Every point names the exact page and paragraph, so checking an answer takes seconds, not an afternoon.
Cite is in pilot with a practising advocate. It assists your research; it does not give legal advice, and you remain responsible for what you file.