Every citation you file can now be checked before a judge checks it for you.
Upload your draft. We verify that every case and statute cited actually exists, and give you a report you can attach to the file.
Request a demoFive steps, from draft to attachable record.
- 01Upload your draftOr try a sample petition.
- 02We extract every citationCase law, sections, statutory references.
- 03Each one is checked for existenceAgainst the Supreme Court of India's own reported record.
- 04You get a reportVerified, ambiguous, not found, or out of scope — with a full audit trail.
- 05Download and attach it to your casefileAs a record of what was checked.
A citation that turns out to be fabricated doesn't just get struck.
Indian courts are now confronting fabricated citations inside real filings. In July 2026, the Supreme Court set aside NCLT and NCLAT insolvency orders after finding they relied on precedents that didn't exist: some invented outright, others real cases padded with passages no one wrote. Earlier, a Delhi High Court petition had to be withdrawn after opposing counsel discovered the cited judgments were fabricated. The pattern isn't limited to lawyers. It has surfaced in tribunal and court reasoning itself, sometimes slipping through multiple levels of appeal undetected.
The risk isn't hypothetical anymore. It's in the record.
A citation that turns out to be fabricated doesn't just get struck. It can unravel the order built on it. The Supreme Court has held that a decision touched by even a trace of fabricated authority is no decision at all. That means reopened matters, reset timelines, and damaged credibility on every other point argued alongside it. A verification report doesn't prevent every risk, but it's evidence that the check was done.