Indian law, end to end.
From the record to the filing.
Gotham is built India first. It indexes every order and judgment from the Supreme Court, the High Courts, and the tribunals. It drafts in the format each court expects. You can stamp, sign, and file without leaving the matter.
Courts, tribunals, regulators, and statutes.
Every order and judgment, not only the reported ones. Each record links to the official copy.
- Supreme Court of India
- High Courts
- District and taluka courts
- NCLT and NCLAT
- ITAT
- CESTAT
- NCDRC
- DRT and DRAT
- SAT
- NGT
- Armed Forces Tribunal
- RBI
- SEBI
- CBDT
- CBIC
- MCA
- IRDAI
- TRAI
- CCI
- Central Acts and rules
- The Gazette of India
- State gazettes
Built for the way Indian matters run.
- Search by holding, statute, bench, or outcome, in the language the bench wrote it in.
- Check every authority with an agentic citator: how later judgments treated each point, with the passage.
- Draft pleadings and submissions in Supreme Court, High Court, and NCLT formats.
- Follow your live cases by CNR number.
- Calculate stamp duty for each state with current circle rates.
- Sign with Aadhaar eSign or a digital signature certificate.
One workspace for Indian law and 90+ countries.
A cross-border matter stays in one place. Research Indian law next to the law of the United States, the United Kingdom, the EU, Singapore, the UAE and other countries, 90+ in all, and keep the drafts, documents, and deadlines on the same matter.
What firms ask first.
Where is my data stored?
Data for customers in India is stored only in India, with backups in the same region. Every AI subprocessor is on zero data retention.
Which languages does Gotham handle?
All 22 scheduled languages. Gotham indexes each document in the language the bench wrote it in. Search a Marathi cause list, ask in Tamil, or draft in Hindi.
Can I search by an SCC or AIR citation?
Yes. Paste an SCC, AIR, or SCR citation into search. Gotham opens the judgment that the citation refers to.
Can I track my cases?
Yes. Add a live case by its CNR number and follow it next to your research and drafts.