Nyaykaksh — Litigation Intelligence System

Nyaykaksh

litigation intelligence system

FIG 1.0 — The Friction

Litigation is still run on WhatsApp, memory, and paper.

The average matter touches 7 different places before the first hearing. You have lived every one of them.

This is your 11:42 PM. Every single night.

FIG 2.0 — The Shift

One matter. Every layer aligned.

From scattered inputs to a single living file. What used to live in seven apps now lives in one.

One file. Four layers. Zero guesswork.

FIG 3.0 — Live Matter File

MTR-2026-00412 Active

Sharma v. State of MP — Writ Petition 3847/2025

High Court of Madhya Pradesh
Next hearing: 24 Apr 2026 · Bench 7 · Room 3

Matter Timeline

Feb Mar Apr 14 Apr 24 May Jun

⏱ 3 days to next hearing

Last Order — 14 Apr 2026 · IA No. 3 of 2026

"List on 24.04.2026. Respondent to file counter. Petitioner permitted to file rejoinder. Matter to be heard finally."

12 docs ingested · 3 pending OCR

₹45,000 invoiced · ₹30,000 received

Chronology — 14 events mapped

Precedents — 9 citations verified

Petition draft — AI-assisted, pending review

Registry index — 2 annexures missing

Limitation — 6 days remaining

Adjournments — 4 tracked, next final

The file that remembers everything you shouldn't have to.

FIG 4.0 — Processing Pipeline

From voice note to filed petition.

What used to take 45 minutes now takes 12.

The old 45-minute sprawl, compressed into a 12-minute spine.

FIG 5.0 — Research Intelligence

It reads every judgment so you don't have to.

Query

Filters: MP High Court
After: 2015 · Citation-aware: ON
Scanning 14,203 judgments...

Results · 3 found

94% relevance

UOI v. Tarsem Singh

(2019) 11 SCC 303

"Limitation begins when the right to apply accrues, not when the grievance is felt..."

87% relevance

Rabindranath v. State of MP

2021 SCC OnLine MP 1234

"Article 226 limitation is distinct from Article 32. The trigger is the date of order."

72% relevance

Surya Prakash v. UOI

AIR 2018 MP 45

"In cases of continuing wrong, each day is a fresh cause of action."

Review

Overruled by 5-judge bench in Kumar v. State (2023)

Distinguishable:
• Fact pattern differs on limitation trigger
• Relief sought is declaratory, not mandatory
• Citation chain: 3 later cases distinguished it

Confidence: 96%
Saved to matter: MTR-2026-00412

It caught the overruled citation. You wouldn't have.

FIG 6.0 — Daily Brief

Tomorrow is already prepared.

Every morning, Nyaykaksh delivers a brief — hearings, approvals, alerts, and pending work — before you open a single file.

Monday, 21 Apr 2026 · 08:14

09:30 HC Bench 7

Sharma v. State of MP

Writ 3847/25 · Summary ready · Last order ✓

11:00 Sessions Court

Ravi Kumar bail application

Draft approved 22:41 · Filing ready

14:00 LIMITATION ALERT

Mehta v. DDA

6 days remaining · Counter not yet filed

Pending review: Gupta notice draft — AI-generated, awaiting approval

Pending action: MTR-2026-00389 — index signature missing

Your 8 AM used to be a panic. Now it's a plan.

Litigation is still run on WhatsApp, memory, and paper.

One matter. Every layer aligned.

From voice note to filed petition.

It reads every judgment so you don't have to.

Tomorrow is already prepared.

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