AI legal research
Look up a bare-act section by number, or search a legal topic in plain language. AdvioSuite returns the section with an explanation and the Supreme Court judgments most relevant to your query, so you can move from research to argument faster.
One search covers statutory provisions and case law. Narrow results with filters, then read or discuss them without leaving the workspace.
Search by reference — for example “302 IPC” or “Section 138 NI Act” — to see the bare text alongside a plain-language explanation, key points, punishment, whether the offence is bailable or cognizable, and related sections.
Search a topic or fact pattern to find judgments ranked by relevance, with the case number, year, bench, citation and outcome on each result. Open a judgment to read the full text.
Narrow by act (including IPC, BNS, CrPC, CPC, the Evidence Act and the NI Act), by sections or cases only, and for cases by court, bench type, outcome and decision year.
Take a judgment into AI legal chat to ask follow-up questions, or start a draft directly from a section. Section suggestions appear as you type a number.
Type a section reference or describe the legal issue in your own words.
Switch between sections and cases, and apply act, court, bench, outcome or year filters.
Open the full judgment, copy the bare text, continue in chat or start a draft.
Section search covers major central acts, including the IPC, BNS, CrPC, CPC, the Indian Evidence Act and the Negotiable Instruments Act. Case search focuses on Supreme Court of India judgments; use the court filter to see which courts are available.
Yes. You can search by section number or describe a topic or fact pattern, and results are ranked by relevance to your query.
No. Explanations are AI-generated summaries to help you orient yourself. Always read the bare text and the judgment itself before relying on them.
No. You can start on the free plan. Paid plans include more monthly credits and features; see the pricing page for current limits.
AdvioSuite supports legal research; it does not replace an advocate's judgment. Verify provisions and citations against official sources before relying on them.

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