Legal research · India
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Limora searches over 4 million Indian judgments and orders, and shows you the exact paragraph each answer came from. If it can’t find the source, it says so.
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Can a writ petition be filed against a private company discharging a public duty?
Yes. A writ under Article 226 is maintainable against a private body where the function it performs is public in nature, even if the body is not ‘State’ under Article 12.
Updated daily from official court registries across all Indian jurisdictions.
What it does
Research you don’t have to check twice.
The work of verifying an AI’s output is the work Limora is meant to remove. So the source comes attached to the answer.
Citations you can open
Every sentence in an answer carries the case, the report citation and the paragraph number. Click through to the judgment text itself.
It refuses to guess
Answers are drawn only from retrieved judgments. Where the record is thin or unsettled, Limora says so instead of filling the gap.
Treatment and history
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Questions, not keywords
Ask the way you would ask a junior. Limora reads the question for legal context — parties, forum, provision, relief sought.
Drafting that starts from the record
Case summaries, comparative notes and first-draft arguments, each built from the judgments already on screen.
Built for Indian practice
Statutes with amendment history, neutral and report citations, and the conventions actually used before Indian courts.
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