Draft it in seconds. Sign it with confidence. Describe the document in one line; Lawgger builds the intake form, then drafts it — with every authority checked for good law, and the pen always in your hand.
Lawgger is legal drafting software built for Indian advocates. You describe the document in a sentence; it builds an intake form, then writes the draft section by section. The library holds 3,500+ Indian formats across 61 categories, from bail applications to writs to conveyancing. Documents save into your chamber's own private vault, and nothing you draft trains anybody's AI.
Reply to Statutory Notice under s.138, NI Act
Four levels. The last two are agentic — the drafter works section by section, grounds each one in authority, and streams its progress as it writes.
A structured draft — proper headings, standard clauses, your facts woven in. The everyday workhorse.
Sixty-one categories, drawn from real Indian practice — bail, writ, consumer, matrimonial, service, arbitration, conveyancing — with 2,563 model drafts standing behind them. Indian formats for Indian courts, not adapted foreign precedents. Pick a category; the stack reshuffles.
Bail cancellation reply
Regular bail application — s.439 CrPC
Anticipatory bail application — s.438 CrPC
You write one sentence — "reply to a s.138 notice for a Jammu client, cheque of ₹4.2 lakh, dishonoured for insufficient funds". Lawgger reads it and builds an intake form asking only for the particulars a court would expect: parties, dates, the provision relied on, the prayer. Fill that, and the draft comes back section by section, with the authorities it leans on checked for good law so a case that has since been overruled does not travel into your pleading. Every line is yours to edit; nothing is filed on your behalf.
Both sets of numbering are in daily use, because matters filed before and after 1 July 2024 are running side by side in every sessions court in the country. A draft has to carry the right one. Lawgger's criminal formats handle the old and the new numbering, and the IPC to BNS mapping shows what a section became — while case law research links a provision to the judgments decided under either number.
Scanned annexures, oversized PDFs, formats the filing counter sends back — the daily friction, dealt with in one place.
hover — or tap — to run OCR
Court-fee stamps and exhibit marks, placed right.
Under the e-filing size cap without turning to mush.
Both directions. Formatting survives the trip.
Dates, parties, amounts and clauses — pulled into fields.
3,500 and more, organised across 61 categories — criminal, civil, matrimonial, consumer, service, writ, arbitration, conveyancing and the rest. They are Indian formats written for Indian courts, not adapted foreign precedents, and each one can be filled from an intake form rather than retyped from a colleague's old draft.
You describe what you need in a sentence. Lawgger turns that into an intake form asking only for the particulars a court would expect — parties, dates, provisions, prayer — and then produces the draft section by section. You edit anything, and the finished document saves into your chamber's private vault.
Both sets of numbering are in daily use while matters filed before and after 1 July 2024 run side by side, so drafts need to carry the right one. Lawgger's criminal formats handle the old and new numbering, and its research links a provision to the judgments decided under either number.
Yes. OCR reads scanned pages so they become searchable text, and the document tools compress oversized files, convert between formats and add stamps — the unglamorous work that otherwise eats an evening before a filing. Everything stays inside your chamber's own vault.
Yes. Each chamber's documents sit in their own sealed container, encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest with AES-256. Your drafts, matters and documents are never used to train AI models, ours or anyone else's, and no other chamber can see them. Every action is written to a tamper-evident audit trail.
It is included. ₹1,999 a month or ₹19,999 a year covers drafting along with research, live court boards, cause lists, deadlines, matters and billing — there is no separate charge per draft or per format. Paid plans begin with a 14-day free trial and no card is required to start.
Your chamber's own document library, with AI that finds the clause you need. Each chamber's papers sit in their own sealed container — encrypted in transit and at rest, searchable by your team and no one else, us included, and never used to train AI models. The security note sets out how.
On the roadmap: vault-aware drafting — drafts that lean on your own precedents. Today the vault stores, extracts and finds; it doesn't yet write.
Supply Agreement — Sharma Traders (2025).pdf
✓ Clause found — indemnity, cl. 7.2Drafting comes with everything else — case law research, live court boards and cause lists and practice management — on one subscription. See what that costs on the pricing page.