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Drafting
Write your court filings and your contracts in one place. The court, the case number and the parties come straight from the matter. Send it for review, get it approved, and end with a signed copy you can file. Every earlier version is kept.
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
WRIT PETITION (L) NO. 1123 OF 2026
Kanchan Traders Pvt. Ltd.… Petitioner
versus
State of Maharashtra… Respondent
That the Petitioner is a company incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013 and carries on business at Mumbai.
The impugned demand dated 04.02.2026 is without jurisdiction and contrary to Section 138 of the Act.
Templates that fill in your matter · every version kept · approved before it goes out.
What you can draft
One gets filed. One gets signed. Both start from a matter that already has the parties, and both end as a finished copy you can send out.
Gets filed
Over 80 types, covering every stage of a case. Pick the one you need and you get the right layout for it. The court, the case number and the party names come from the matter, so the top of the page is already correct.
Gets signed
Agreements and deeds. Clause numbers update themselves, and any clause you refer to later keeps pointing at the right one — so adding a clause in the middle doesn’t break the rest of the document. When it’s ready, send it out for signature.
Your firm’s standard clauses sit next to them, so you reuse wording you have already agreed on.
Starting a draft
You write the document. Jagriq fills in the parts you would otherwise retype — the court, the parties, the case number — and keeps your firm’s formats in one place.
Choose what you are drafting — a written statement, an SLP memo, a lease deed — and you get the right layout for it, on the matter you chose.
Templates, formats, precedents, clauses and playbooks, shared with the firm or kept to yourself. Each one has versions, so nobody works off an old copy.
Drop in a Word file and it opens ready to edit, with its tables and formatting intact. You can also pull one in from Google Drive.
How the details fill in
A template has placeholders like {{tokens}}. Each one is linked to a field on the matter and filled in the moment you open the draft. It is a straight copy from your own records — no AI writes any of it.
If the matter does not have an answer, Jagriq asks you for it. It never makes one up.
A court filing, start to finish
Not screenshots of a product — the petition itself, top to bottom, with a note in the margin about what Jagriq did to each part of it.
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
WRIT PETITION (L) NO. 1123 OF 2026
Kanchan Traders Pvt. Ltd.… Petitioner
versus
State of Maharashtra… Respondent
To the Hon’ble the Chief Justice and His Companion Justices of the said Hon’ble Court.
The humble petition of the Petitioner above-named most respectfully sheweth:
That the Petitioner is a company incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013 and carries on business at Mumbai.
That the impugned demand dated 04.02.2026 is without jurisdiction and contrary to Section 138 of the Act.
That the Petitioner has no alternative efficacious remedy available in the facts and circumstances.
That the balance of convenience lies in favour of the Petitioner.
For the reasons set out in clause 3.3 above, the Petitioner seeks the reliefs prayed for herein.
The Petitioner therefore prays that this Hon’ble Court be pleased to hold that the Petitioner has no alternative remedy no alternative efficacious remedy available, and to quash the impugned demand dated 04.02.2026.
I, the Petitioner above-named, do hereby verify that the contents of the above petition are true to my knowledge.
Kanchan Traders Pvt. Ltd.Petitioner
Signed · read-only
Kept, not overwritten
Contracts & deeds
A court filing is done when you file it. A contract has further to go — the other side, the witnesses, the signatures. All of that happens on the same document.
Aadhaar e-SignDSCLeegalityDigioSignDeskNSDL e-SignWet inkNotarised
Signing evidence saved with the document · earlier versions kept
What you end up with
Writing it was always your job. Ending up with something a court will accept and the other side will sign — that is the part Jagriq handles.
The cause title in the right place, grounds numbered, every reference pointing at the right clause, tables and Indian-language text intact. File it or print it.
Once you finish a draft, the signed version is read-only. Every earlier version is still there to open, and none of them can be edited into the final one.
Who sent it for review, who commented, who asked for changes, who approved it and when — against the exact version each decision was made on.
A draft is as private as the matter it sits on. If the matter is walled off from the rest of the firm, so is the draft. Every access is logged.
One platform
Every draft belongs to a matter — the same matter that holds the parties, the hearing it is for and the research behind it. When an order comes in, the reply starts from a case file that is already open.
Bring one live case and see the cause title fill itself in.
Court filings at every stage — legal notices, demands, cease and desist letters and opinions before filing; plaints, writ petitions, vakalatnamas, caveats and interim applications to start a case; written statements, replications, rejoinders and affidavits; written submissions and lists of dates; and appeal memos, SLP memos, execution, contempt and review petitions after judgment. Plus contracts and deeds — NDAs, employment, service, distribution and shareholders' agreements, MOUs, and sale, lease, mortgage, gift, partnership and trust deeds.
No. You write it. Jagriq gives you the right layout for the type of document, fills in your matter's parties and court details, and takes it through review, approval and signing. It removes the retyping and the confusion over which version is final — not your judgement.
A template has placeholders — {{court}}, {{case_number}}, {{petitioner}}, {{respondent}}, {{limitation_due_date}} — and each one is linked to a field on the matter. They are filled in the moment you open the draft, straight from your own records, so the cause title and parties are right before you write a line. If the matter does not have an answer, Jagriq asks you for it rather than making one up.
Everything below it renumbers itself, and so does anything that refers to it. A reference points at the clause, not at the number that clause happened to have — so adding a ground at 3.2 moves the rest down and the sentence pointing at it follows along. The updated numbers are saved with the document and stay correct in the Word export.
Yes. Drop in a Word file and it opens ready to edit, with its tables, alignment and formatting intact. Save any draft back out as a clean Word file, or print it to PDF. You can also pull a document in from Google Drive.
Once a draft is approved and finished you can send it out for signature — Aadhaar e-Sign, a digital signature certificate, or through Leegality, Digio, SignDesk or NSDL e-Sign. Or you can record a wet-ink, notarised or sworn signing yourself. Every signatory, method and time is kept on the record, and the signing evidence is saved with the document.
Only the reviewer you send it to can approve it or send it back with changes, and each decision is recorded against the exact version it was made on. Once you finish the draft, the signed copy is read-only. Every earlier version is still there to open, and none of them can be edited into the final one.
A draft is as private as the matter it sits on. If the matter is walled off from the rest of the firm, so is the draft. Every access and every change is logged.