For advocates
A workspace for drafting your clients' consumer complaints, plus client matching for Bar Council-enrolled advocates. Master Drafter, for advocates who file every week, is coming soon.
When a consumer on Jagrik AI asks for an advocate, we match the case to advocates whose profile fits: the commission it goes to, the language, the state and the kind of dispute. The case usually has its facts and documents drafted already.
Matching needs your Bar Council enrolment number and state on your profile. Free accounts get up to 3 leads a month; Master Drafter advocates are offered cases first, with no monthly cap. How many leads you get depends on how many consumers in your area ask for help, so we can't promise a number.
Open a case for each client, chat through the facts, upload their evidence and get the legal notice drafted. When you're ready to file, unlock the case for the Index, Proforma, Synopsis, Memo of Parties and Complaint, then use the browser extension to fill e-Jagriti.
No Bar Council ID needed to draft. Every document is yours to review and edit before anything is filed.
Consumer-court tools
Every advocate can start using them free in the workspace. Each one shows where its answer comes from, whether that's the Consumer Protection Act, your case file or decided orders, and says so plainly when it doesn't know.
Which commission a case goes to, the filing fee, the limitation date and the written version deadline, worked out from the Consumer Protection Act and its rules, with the rule each answer comes from.
Upload the opposite party's written version and get a paragraph-by-paragraph rejoinder drafted against your case file, with gaps in your evidence flagged.
Suggestions from decided consumer commission orders on similar facts, each linked to the order it comes from, so you can check it before relying on it.
How long cases take at a commission and the orders it has decided, from the decided orders we have collected. Shown with how many orders it is based on.
A one-page brief before each date: the issues, the other side's defences and the questions the bench is likely to ask, from your case file.
Evidence affidavit, written arguments, a condonation of delay application, and after an order, an execution application with the amount due worked out.
The written-version deadline and your hearing dates for each case in one place, with email reminders before they arrive. You enter the dates; we work out the 30 and 45 day limits.
Draft for your own clients now, and add your Bar Council details whenever you want to be matched with new ones.
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