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Category: Court Data Infrastructure
The data layer beneath Indian legal technology: APIs, government digitisation, NJDG, eCourts Mission Mode, and the structured datasets powering the next wave of legal products.
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43,376 Rules, Notifications and Other Instruments: The Law Below India’s Acts
IndiaCode links 43,376 rules, notifications, circulars, regulations and other instruments to the Acts they operate. Here is what the corpus can answer—and where 4,230 inferred relationships…
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Income-tax Act 1961 vs 2025 Mapping: 871 Matches, 263 No Counterpart
A practical guide to the official Income-tax Act 1961-to-2025 correspondence table: what 871 mapped provisions and 263 no-counterpart records mean, and what they do not prove.
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Where India’s Income-Tax Rates Come From: 50 Years of Finance Acts and Slab Changes
India’s income-tax slabs are enacted through annual Finance Acts, not stored as one permanent table in the Income-tax Act. This guide traces 50 assessment years back…
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India’s State-Law Digitisation Gap: What 9,175 Acts and 224,367 Sections Reveal
A source-by-source audit of 9,175 State Acts, 224,367 State-law sections and 7,765 Acts recovered from government scans—plus the gaps lawyers and legal AI systems must not…
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Tribunal CNR: How eCourtsIndia Mints a 16-Character CNR for 14 Tribunals
Tribunal CNR explained: how eCourtsIndia mints a 16-character CNR for 14 Indian tribunals, with bench and case-type codes and a guide for API partners.
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Building India’s Legal Data Engine: 32 Crore+ Records, 38 Structured Fields, and Why Disposed Means Nothing
Legal data engine for Indian courts: how eCourtsIndia structures 32 crore+ records into 38 fields and reads order text to show what a disposal really was.
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IndiaCode vs India Code (indiacode.gov.in): What Is Official, What Is Citable, What to Use for Drafting
IndiaCode vs India Code: indiacode.gov.in is the official text, while IndiaCode adds section URLs, 4,900+ judgments and a JSON API. Know which one to cite.
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IndiaCode by eCourtsIndia: Every Act, Every Section, With the Judgments That Read Them
IndiaCode by eCourtsIndia: 10,000+ Acts and 2,69,000+ sections, each on its own URL with the judgments that read it. Free, no login, with an open API.
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Why India Needs a CIBIL for Litigation
CIBIL for litigation in India: why legal and regulatory risk needs a standard, API-ready record, and how LegalCheck turns public court data into a check.
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From RTI to API: A Law Student’s Starter Kit for Empirical Court Research With the eCourtsIndia MCP
Empirical court research for law students: six dissertation angles, MCP prompts and API notebooks to query 32 crore+ Indian court records without RTI.