Use cases

Built around the matters you actually run

Litora is not a general chatbot with a legal skin. It is built for the shape of Indian litigation — the FIR and the charge sheet, the order below, the bench you are listed before. Here is how it is used.

Bail and anticipatory bail

The hearing is tomorrow and the charge sheet arrived today.

  • Read the FIR, charge sheet and statements in minutes, in Hindi or English
  • See the custody period, antecedents, recovery and procedural defects at a glance
  • Ask how the presiding judge has decided bail on facts like these, over the last few years
  • Rehearse a three-minute bail argument and get a better opening
  • Bail grounds drafted from the file, lettered A, B, C, each with its page

Criminal trials

Cross-examination is only as good as your reading of the earlier statements.

  • Contradiction map across the FIR, s.161/180 statements, memos and depositions
  • Improvements: what each witness added later, with both pages
  • Ask the file — “who first mentions the weapon?” — and get the page
  • Each day’s deposition set against the earlier statements — admissions and the next points for cross
  • Medical evidence against the eye-witnesses, with the window of the time of death worked out
  • An exhibit register with every objection to the mode of proof
  • A question plan for each witness, safe and risky questions marked

NDPS matters

Procedure is the case. Every section 42, 50 and 52A step matters.

  • Procedural compliance read off the papers, step by step
  • Quantity, sampling and FSL gaps flagged as missing documents
  • The judge’s own judgments on non-compliance and on section 37
  • Old and new codes searched together where the file uses BNSS
  • Ingredients matrix: conscious possession, recovery and quantity against the evidence

Cheque bounce (s.138 NI Act)

Dates, notices and limitation decide most of these.

  • Cheque, return memo, notice and complaint dates laid out and checked
  • Defences on legally enforceable debt and security cheques assessed
  • Cheque bounce kit and limitation calculator in the tools
  • Legal notice and reply drafted on your letterhead

Quashing, writs and High Court petitions

The argument is about error and law, not re-trying the facts.

  • Assessment that reads the matter as the High Court will
  • Authorities checked and linked — unverified ones marked
  • Bench insights for the judge listed to hear it
  • Ingredients matrix: no offence made out, ingredient by ingredient
  • Grounds, the synopsis and the list of dates drafted from the file, each with its page

Civil suits and appeals

Pleadings, documents and the order below — read together.

  • Plaint, written statement and documents compared for admissions and gaps
  • For appeals, the order under challenge read for error — confidence held low if it is missing
  • What if: see how a new document would change the assessment
  • Issues and burden map: who must prove each issue, the evidence for and against, and what is missing
  • Their written statement answered para by para, with a rejoinder in Word
  • Exhibit register for the evidence stage

Matrimonial and family matters

Long histories, many documents, and dates that do not line up.

  • Complaints, replies and statements read and placed in order
  • Inconsistencies in dates, incidents and amounts found and cited
  • Ask the file for any incident and get every page that mentions it
  • Reports to share with the client file

Chambers and juniors

A junior who has read the file properly is worth a great deal.

  • Add advocates, juniors and clerks free; choose whether each sees every matter or only their own
  • Give tasks with a due date — or give a readiness step, which closes by itself when it is done
  • Hearing radar: every hearing of the next three days, with how ready the matter is
  • Each matter read once, the same way, for everyone on it
  • One shared wallet with every charge itemised by matter

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