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Petitions, bail applications, writs and plaints — drafted inside your matter in LawCentral.

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Petitions, bail applications, writs and plaints — drafted inside your matter in LawCentral.

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Court-ready petitions and applications are drafted against a matter — so the draft knows the parties, the facts and the documents already on file. That needs an account, not a one-off form.

Grounded in verified Supreme Court & High Court citations
Drafted against your matter — parties, facts and documents already in context
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What you can draft

Every document below is drafted inside your matter, with citations verified against real judgments.

Supreme Court
  • SLP (Civil)
  • SLP (Criminal)
  • Civil Appeal
  • Review Petition
  • Curative Petition
High Court
  • Writ Petition (Art. 226)
  • Writ Petition (Art. 32)
  • Writ Appeal
Criminal
  • Regular Bail Application
  • Anticipatory Bail
  • Quashing Petition (S. 482)
Civil & General
  • Plaint
  • Written Statement
  • Interlocutory Application
  • Contempt Petition
  • Revision Petition
Affidavits
  • Supporting Affidavit
  • Counter Affidavit
  • Rejoinder Affidavit
  • Vakalatnama

01Questions advocates ask

Is AI legal drafting free?

Court-petition drafting is part of LawCentral and runs inside a matter, so it needs an account — a free trial is available. Four document generators are free to use without an account: legal notice, affidavit, rent agreement and consumer complaint.

What types of legal documents can the AI draft?

LawCentral drafts bail applications (regular, anticipatory, default), writ petitions (Article 226/32), civil suits, consumer complaints, matrimonial petitions, legal notices, criminal complaints, and various applications. Each draft includes relevant case citations and statutory references.

Are AI-drafted documents ready to file in court?

The drafts serve as strong first drafts with correct legal structure, citations, and arguments. However, a qualified advocate should review and customize the draft before filing — adding case-specific facts, local court practices, and professional judgment. No AI tool should replace the lawyer's review.

Does the drafting tool cite relevant case law?

Yes. The tool researches and includes relevant Supreme Court and High Court citations to support each argument. Citations are verified against our database to ensure they are real cases — not hallucinated references.

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