The body of Indian law DhiTantra reads from.
Courts, tribunals, regulators, the Constitution and the statutes, held as DhiTantra’s own record rather than fetched from the open web. Every product reads from it, and every answer points back into it.
Eight kinds of legal authority, connected.
Sections link to the judgments that read them; judgments link to the judgments that later treated them; circulars link to the obligations they create.
Supreme Court
25+ years of Supreme Court judgments and legal authorities.
High Courts
Judgments and authorities across all Indian High Courts.
Tribunals
Tribunal and specialised adjudicatory material, including NCLT and NCLAT.
Regulators
RBI, SEBI, IBBI and other regulatory and institutional sources.
Intellectual property
IP-related legal and authority data.
Constitutional law
Constitutional materials and related judicial interpretation.
Statutes & legislation
Acts, statutes, sections and related legal provisions.
Regulatory materials
Circulars, notifications, regulatory documents and obligations.
The Supreme Court and every High Court.
No collection is complete. Tell us the courts you appear in and we will show you what is covered before you start.
- Allahabad
- Andhra Pradesh
- Bombay
- Calcutta
- Chhattisgarh
- Delhi
- Gauhati
- Gujarat
- Himachal Pradesh
- J&K and Ladakh
- Jharkhand
- Karnataka
- Kerala
- Madhya Pradesh
- Madras
- Manipur
- Meghalaya
- Orissa
- Patna
- Punjab & Haryana
- Rajasthan
- Sikkim
- Telangana
- Tripura
- Uttarakhand
Coverage differs by court and by year. Where a source is missing, an answer says so rather than filling the gap.
Specialised adjudication
NCLT and NCLAT decisions read with the IBC and IBBI material, alongside other tribunal and adjudicatory bodies.
Circulars and directions
Master directions, circulars and notifications from financial and insolvency regulators, linked to the obligations they create.
Old codes and new
Reads and resolves BNS, BNSS and BSA as well as the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act they replace, with the Constitution and central Acts.
Find, read, write, check. Then you.
The layer is only useful if you can see where each line came from. So every line carries its source.
- 1FindRetrieve the judgments, sections and circulars that bear on the question, from the record only.
- 2ReadRead the passages, and how later decisions treated them.
- 3Write and pinEach proposition ends in its source, for example “Rangappa ¶ 14”.
- 4CheckAny citation that cannot be matched to a retrieved passage is marked UNVERIFIED where it stands.
Honest about the edges.
- Not every source in every workflowThe layer is platform-wide. A given product uses the parts relevant to its job.
- No collection is completeSome older or unreported judgments may be missing. Coverage is shown court by court rather than claimed in total.
- Not a substitute for a lawyer’s judgmentIt finds, reads and drafts. Deciding what to argue and file stays with you.
Ask it a question you already know the answer to.
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