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Supreme Court of India case law with verifiable citations, inside your AI assistant.
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Real Supreme Court judgments, inside your AI.
Pledr is an Indian legal AI assistant for ChatGPT and Claude: ask about Indian law and get answers backed by real Supreme Court of India judgments — every result cited, sourced, and linked to the official judgment.
Free during early access — 30 searches per day. Also works in Claude, Grok, Perplexity and Cursor — see every way to connect.
General AI tools sound confident even when the case law they cite doesn't exist. For legal research, that's not a minor bug — it's a real risk. In July 2026 the Supreme Court called citing unverified AI-generated precedents misconduct on the part of an advocate.
My AI cited a case that doesn't exist.
Every Pledr result is a real paragraph from a real judgment, with a link to the official source, so you can check it yourself in seconds.
Generic AI doesn't know Indian law.
Built specifically for Supreme Court of India judgments — real paragraph numbers, real statutes, real dates.
Legal research eats my whole afternoon.
Describe the case facts in plain English. Get cited, sourced judgments back in seconds — right inside the AI tool you already use.
Pledr is a legal MCP: search real Supreme Court of India judgments directly from your AI tool — no separate app, no copy-pasting. Every result comes with its citation, the official source PDF, and a short AI-generated case summary (check it against the judgment).
Describe the situation, name a section, or give a citation.
Your assistant calls Pledr, which searches the full index in seconds.
The exact passage, its paragraph number, and a link to the official PDF.
The analogy to “deemed bail” under Section 167(2) with anticipatory bail leads this Court to conclude that the mere subsequent event of the filing of a charge-sheet cannot compel the accused to surrender and seek regular bail.
Coverage: over 30,000 Supreme Court of India judgments. High Court judgments and tribunals are not included yet.
Every result is a real passage from a published judgment, with its citation and a link to the official record. Offered free to support accurate legal research for the community.
New to the term “MCP”? It just means your AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.) can look things up for you. Turn Pledr on once, and it pulls real judgments instead of guessing.
Five example questions answered from the live index, plus one Pledr doesn't cover. The results shown are real Pledr output; the layout is illustrative. Always check the source judgment before relying on a result.
Supreme Court of India judgments, each split into searchable passages that keep their citation, paragraph numbers and a link to the official PDF.
2026 is year to date. High Courts, tribunals and judgments before 2000 are not included yet. Judgments before 2016 are searchable by their content, but some details, such as neutral citations and summary notes, are not available for them.
Ask in plain English. Get the passage, the paragraph number and the official source, so you can check it yourself.
Lawyers
“Use Pledr Legal to find a Supreme Court precedent on anticipatory bail once a charge-sheet is filed.”
Get the relevant paragraphs with the citation and a link to the judgment.
Law students
“Use Pledr Legal to find what a plaintiff must prove to get specific performance of a contract.”
See how the Court has put it, with the exact paragraph to quote.
Researchers
“Use Pledr Legal to look up 2018 INSC 880 and explain what it says about proportionality and privacy.”
Look up a case by citation and read the passages that matter.
Pick your AI tool — one click or a minute of setup, then sign in, and you're searching Supreme Court judgments. Free during early access.
Tip: start your question with “Use Pledr Legal to …” so your assistant knows which tool to use.
Signing in takes one step: choose Google or enter your email, and you're verified — Pledr never sees or stores your password. That's what keeps your searches tied to your own free-tier limit, not shared with anyone else.
Paid plans for heavier use will come later, and early users will hear from us before anything changes.
Early access
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Yes. During early access you get 30 searches per day at no cost. If we introduce paid plans, we'll tell you before anything changes.
Every result is a real paragraph from a real Supreme Court of India judgment, with its citation, paragraph numbers and a link to the official PDF. The short case summaries are AI-generated, so always verify against the source judgment before relying on them in court or in advice.
Over 30,000 Supreme Court of India judgments. High Courts and tribunals are not included yet.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude use outside tools. Pledr is an Indian legal MCP: it adds Supreme Court of India case-law search and citation lookup to the AI assistant you already use, so your legal AI research comes with real, verifiable citations.
Open the Pledr Legal listing in ChatGPT's plugin directory, click Install plugin, and sign in with Google or your email. It takes about a minute. Then start your question with “Use Pledr Legal to …”.
Yes, as a research aid. Ask your AI assistant to look up a citation with Pledr, for example a neutral citation like 2023 INSC 123. It returns the matching Supreme Court judgment with its paragraph and a link to the official copy. Always read the judgment before you cite it.
ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Perplexity and Cursor. Pick your tool in the "Add Pledr to your AI" section above. Setup takes about a minute.
A Google account, or just your email. Pledr never sees or stores your password. Signing in keeps your daily searches tied to your own limit.
We log the searches you run (query text, time and result count) to operate the service and enforce usage limits. Query text is processed by our provider DeepInfra to find and rank results. We do not sell your personal information. As good practice, describe the legal issue rather than naming confidential client details. Read the Privacy Policy for details.
No. Pledr is a research tool that finds and cites judgments. It does not give legal advice and does not replace a lawyer's own reading of the judgment.
Write to support@pledr.in and we'll get back to you.
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Supreme Court of India case law with verifiable citations, inside your AI assistant.
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Illustration only. Requirements are being checked against the Court's own rules and will be dated and sourced in the product.