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We Read a Week of Delhi District Cause Lists. Most Cases Were Never Heard on Merits.
A data investigation of Delhi district court cause lists from April 2026 using the eCourtsIndia MCP. Almost every labelled listing was a Miscellaneous or Urgent variant;…
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MCP 101 for Legal Teams: The New Plumbing Between Claude, ChatGPT, and Indian Court Data
Model Context Protocol is the new USB-C of legal AI. Here is what an MCP is, how the eCourtsIndia MCP works, and a 90-second setup for…
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How to Find a Lawyer in India: Bar Council, Court, and City Search
How to find and verify a lawyer in India: bar council enrolment checks, court and cause-list searches, city court complexes, fees, and free legal aid.
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Case Type Encyclopedia: 130+ Case Types in Indian Courts Explained with Codes
A complete reference to more than 130 case-type codes in the eCourts taxonomy, from CS and WP_C to BA, COP and SLP_C, with plain-English meanings and…
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Judge on Leave, Vacation Benches, and What Happens to Your Hearing Date in Indian Courts
What happens when a judge is on leave or transferred? How vacation benches work, how cause lists mark judicial absence, how next hearing dates get rescheduled,…
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Revenue Boards and Revenue Courts in India: Rajasthan Board of Revenue Ajmer, UP Board of Revenue, and Complete State Guide
Complete guide to Revenue Boards in India: Rajasthan Board of Revenue at Ajmer, UP Board of Revenue, and state equivalents. Jurisdiction over land records, mutation, partition,…
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The Operating System for Indian Law: A Category Definition
Most Indian legaltech companies are features. A few are products. Exactly one layer has been missing: the operating system. This post defines the category, its three…
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India’s Legal Data Moats: Where Durable Value Will Accrue in the Next Decade
The underlying Indian legal data is a public good. No one owns it. Yet durable businesses will get built on top. Five real moats in Indian…
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The AI Agent Layer for Indian Law: What Harvey, Hebbia, and the Indian Copilots Tell Us About the Next Wave
Harvey raised at an $11B valuation, Hebbia at $700M, Clio bought vLex at $1B. AI legal copilots have moved from novelty to line item. The anatomy…
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From Zero to National Coverage in 12 Months: How We Built eCourtsIndia.com
eCourtsIndia.com launched in April 2025. Twelve months later: 36 states and UTs, 17 crore+ case records and a growing advocate directory, a REST API, and the…