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Search Indian case law the way your matter actually reads — plain facts in, on-point Supreme Court and High Court judgments out, each with why it fits and a verifiable citation to the real order. Over 17 million judgments, built for Indian advocates.
Search by facts, not boolean keywords
Describe the matter the way it actually happened and LexPilot surfaces judgments on the same point — no operator gymnastics, no guessing the one right phrase a headnote used.
On-point precedents, with why each fits
Every result comes with a short reason it matches your facts, so you can tell a leading authority from a passing mention before you open it.
17M+ real judgments — Supreme Court & High Courts
Search across a corpus of over 17 million real Indian court judgments, spanning the Supreme Court and the High Courts.
Every citation verifiable
Each case links back to the actual court order. LexPilot answers only from the real corpus and never fabricates a citation.
Statute-aware
Current with India's new criminal codes — BNS, BNSS and BSA — with mapping back to the IPC, CrPC and Evidence Act.
Straight into your draft
Carry the authorities you pick into a court-ready draft, where they land in the grounds with proper citations.
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Frequently asked questions
How is this different from keyword case-law search?
Instead of matching the exact words a headnote used, LexPilot matches the facts and legal issue of your matter — so it finds on-point judgments even when they phrase the point differently, and tells you why each one fits.
How many judgments does it search?
A corpus of over 17 million real Indian court judgments, covering the Supreme Court and the High Courts.
Are the citations real and verifiable?
Yes. Every case links back to the actual court order, and LexPilot answers only from the real corpus — it never invents a citation or asserts a holding it cannot source.
Does it cover the new criminal codes?
Yes — LexPilot is current with the BNS, BNSS and BSA, and can map sections back to the IPC, CrPC and Evidence Act.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — a 3-day full-access trial. Run your own matters through it before deciding.
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