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Vitark researches over one crore Indian judgments and writes you a structured memo. Every point links to the judgment or provision it came from, so you can check it yourself.
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How a question becomes a memo.
Three steps, the same on every platform.
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Ask in your own words
Describe the problem the way you would to a colleague. There are no keywords or search syntax to learn.
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Get a memo built on real cases
A short answer first, then the analysis, with each case and statute it relies on set out beside it.
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Open the judgment
Every case in the memo opens to the court record, so you can read what was actually held.
Built so you can check the work.
Citation or silence
Every point in a memo links to a judgment or a provision. If Vitark cannot cite it, it does not say it.
The real record
Answers come from the judgments of the Supreme Court, all 25 High Courts and major tribunals, not from a model’s memory.
Honest about gaps
When a search did not finish or a judgment’s text is incomplete, the memo tells you.
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Know where you stand.
Plain-language briefings on the legal questions people actually search. Every claim cited to a judgment or a section of the law.
Tenancy
Landlord not returning your security deposit? What Indian law says
The proof a landlord must show before deducting from your deposit, the interest courts award on delayed refunds, and the cases that decide these disputes.
Money
A cheque you received has bounced. What the Negotiable Instruments Act lets you do
The strict 30-day, 15-day, and one-month timeline under Section 138, the notice mistakes that sink cases, and the Supreme Court rulings that decide them.
Employment
Facing sexual harassment at work? What the POSH Act requires your employer to do
The Internal Committee every employer of 10 or more must set up, the 3-month complaint window, the 60-day duty to act, and the rulings that protect complainants.
Tenancy
Can your landlord evict you without notice? Your rights as a tenant
When a landlord can evict a tenant in India, the notice the law requires, and why a forcible lockout without a court order is illegal.
Money
A friend will not return borrowed money. How you can recover it legally
Recovering money lent to a friend or relative in India: recovery suits, Order 37 summary suits, the three-year limit, and digital proof.
Money
You signed as a loan guarantor. What exactly are you liable for?
What a loan guarantor is liable for in India: co-extensive liability, when the lender can come after you first, and your rights after paying.
Common questions.
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How is Vitark different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a general-purpose model trained on internet text. It can confidently invent case law that does not exist. Vitark is grounded in real Indian judgments. Every claim is anchored to a paragraph in a specific judgment you can open and verify. If a claim cannot be sourced, Vitark says so instead of fabricating a citation.
Will it hallucinate cases or citations?
No fabricated citations. Each summary, table, simulation, or finding is linked to the underlying judgment(s), order(s), or statutory provision(s), with court, case number, parties, date, and paragraph reference where relevant. If you find an output that appears inconsistent with its cited source, it goes to our Grievance Officer at grievance@vitark.ai and we investigate.
Which languages are supported?
English and Hindi today. Ask in either language and the cited answer comes back in the same one. More Indian languages are coming soon.
What jurisdictions does it cover?
Indian Supreme Court, all 25 High Courts, and major tribunals. We're not retrofitting US case law; Vitark is built natively on Indian source material.
Do credits expire?
Credits expire 12 months from the date of purchase. Unused credits within that window can be refunded under our Refund and Cancellation Policy. New top-ups don't extend the expiry of older batches.
What about my data and privacy?
Minimum-necessary collection. We don't sell, rent, or trade your personal data. We don't build profiles for behavioural advertising. Your private content is not used to train shared models. Sensitive matters get elevated confidentiality controls. Full details in our Privacy Policy.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Refund requests within 7 days of charge are eligible. Unused credits are refunded pro-rata. Used credits are not refundable. Outside the 7-day window, refunds are at our discretion (typically granted for technical failure, billing error, or unauthorised use). Full process in the Refund and Cancellation Policy.
Is this legal advice?
No. Vitark is a legal research and information platform, not a substitute for advice from a qualified legal professional. We summarise what courts have decided and cite the orders behind every output. We don't represent you, give legal opinions tailored to your facts, or predict outcomes. For any matter with material legal, financial, or personal consequence, consult a licensed advocate.
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