What happened?
- My landlord kept ₹40,000 of my deposit. Painting, he says.
- The senior wants a precedent by morning. It is 11:40 pm.
- My junior found an old judgment. Is it still good law?
- The society added ₹18,000 to my bill. No resolution.
- Two months a lawyer. My PG owner still has my deposit.
- A chatbot gave me a citation. The case does not exist.
- Three months since I quit. Still no final settlement.
- An e-challan for a signal I did not jump.
Kanoon ki subtitles. Aapki zubaan mein.Case law ka jungle? Vitark raasta dikhaye.
Ask a legal question. Get a plain answer with the Indian judgments it rests on.Find the precedent, check it is still good law, cite it.
1,68,37,327 judgments from the Supreme Court, 25 High Courts and the tribunals. Pehle teen sawaal free.
Three people. One of them sounds like you.
Type what happened. Vitark reads the court record.
1,68,37,327
records on the record.
Supreme Court
25 High Courts
Tribunals and regulators
11 languages
The recordOne question. One credit.
₹40,000
₹18,000
What they stood to lose. Finding out where they stood: ₹19.90.
Dekh ke samjho.
On the web

Client ka cheque bounce hua? Notice ki deadline, judgments ke saath

On your phone

Notice aaj nikalna hai, junior chhutti pe? Draft phone se

Know where you stand.
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He did not need to win. He needed to know where he stood.
Tark ka jawaab kutark se nahi, vitark se dijiye.
Jaankari, salah nahi. Har jawab judgment ke saath.
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