مستند حوالے جن پر آپ بھروسہ کر سکتے ہیں
Pakistani case law, ab Urdu mein bhi — AI ke saath
Ask in Urdu or English. Get verified reporter citations, summaries and pinpoint paragraphs — or an honest “not found”. Never an invented citation.
Built for the way Pakistani lawyers actually work
ریسرچ کے ضائع ہوئے گھنٹے
Research hours wasted
A Pakistani lawyer burns evenings skimming bound volumes of PLD and SCMR, cross-checking parallel citations, and praying the photocopy is legible — for a pinpoint that may not exist.
چھوٹی ہوئی تاریخیں
Dates missed
Paper diaries and phone alarms fail. One missed kharija hearing or service date can cost a client their matter — and you, your reputation in the bar room.
ہر بار صفر سے تحریر
Drafting from scratch
Every bail application, legal notice and reply starts at a blank page, even though 80% of the structure never changes. Your seniors' old files are the only library — if you can find them.
Traditional research vs SanadAI
| The old way | With SanadAI | |
|---|---|---|
| Finding a leading case | Hours in reporter volumes + ask senior | Ask in Urdu/English, cited answer in seconds |
| Verifying a citation | Flip to the page, hope it exists | Only verified DB citations — or honest 'not found' |
| Pinpoint paragraph | Manual scan of a 60-page judgment | Paragraph-level pinpoints on every result |
| Hearing reminders | Paper diary + memory | WhatsApp/SMS, day-before + morning-of, automatic |
| Client updates | Phone calls between hearings | Client reminders on the case file, one toggle |
| Urdu research | Translate mentally, search in English | Ask natively in Urdu, full RTL interface |
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beta cohort“I tested it with a question I'd spent an afternoon on — it returned the right PLD with the pinpoint in seconds. The verified-only answers are the point.”
“The day-before WhatsApp reminder saved me twice in the first month. My juniors ask it in Urdu instead of calling me for citations.”
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Frequently asked
Are the citations real?
Every citation comes from our verified judgment database — never generated. If the corpus doesn't contain an answer, SanadAI says 'not found' instead of inventing a PLD or SCMR reference.
Does Urdu actually work?
Yes — multilingual embeddings index judgments across both languages, and the whole interface supports Urdu with proper right-to-left layout.
How do hearing reminders work?
For every hearing on a case file, SanadAI sends a WhatsApp (or SMS) reminder the day before and again on the morning of the hearing — to you automatically, and to your client if you switch it on for that matter.
Which judgments are covered?
Supreme Court and High Court reported judgments (PLD, SCMR, PLJ, PCrLJ and more), expanding weekly as our ingestion pipeline verifies new uploads. Zero-result searches are logged so we prioritise the right gaps.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes — monthly billing, cancel anytime, and a 30-day money-back guarantee on your first subscription.
From the blog
All posts →2026-09-28
Bail before arrest: latest principles
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How to cite SCMR (and PLD, PLJ, PCrLJ): a quick guide
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Supreme Court new judgments: where they appear and how we index them
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2026-10-01
Section 302 PPC case law: how courts approach qatl-e-amd prosecutions
What section 302 PPC actually punishes, how Pakistani courts evaluate ocular testimony, motive and medical evidence in murder trials, and where each issue usually gets decided.
2026-10-02
How to write a vakalatnama: the memo that authorises your appearance
What a vakalatnama is, what it must contain, how it differs across High Courts and district courts, and the mistakes that get it rejected at the filing counter.
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قبل از گرفتاری ضمانت: تازہ اصول (Pre-arrest bail principles)
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2026-10-01
FIR quash petition under s.561-A CrPC: when the High Court will interfere
The High Court's inherent power to quash an FIR is exceptional — here's what s.561-A actually requires and how petitions are argued.
2026-10-01
Limitation periods cheat sheet (Limitation Act 1908)
The limitation deadlines Pakistani practitioners cite daily — suits, appeals, reviews — organised as a working reference.
2026-10-02
Khula procedure in the Family Court: step by step
How a khula (dissolution at the wife's instance) suit moves through the Family Court — filing, reconciliation, decree and the haq mehr question.
2026-10-02
Child custody (hizanat): who gets the minor and when it changes
The Guardians and Wards Act framework: hizanat preference, disqualifications, the welfare-of-minor test, and how Guardian Judges actually decide.
2026-10-03
Mutation challenged: correcting the revenue record through the civil court
Revenue mutations are presumptive, not conclusive. When an entry is fraudulent or mistaken, the civil court decides title — here's the suit that does it.
2026-10-03
Tenant ejectment: the grounds under rent restriction law
Personal bona fide need, default in rent, subletting, and the other statutory grounds for evicting a tenant — and how Rent Controllers read them.
2026-10-03
Filing a first appeal under s.96 CPC: what the court checks at admission
From decree to first appeal: limitation, valuation, the memo's structure, and the grounds that survive admission hearing.
2026-10-04
Temporary injunctions: the three ingredients courts actually apply
Prima facie case, irreparable loss, balance of convenience — the O.XXXIX r.1-2 framework and where applications actually fail.
2026-10-04
Succession certificate: procedure, timeline and the objections that stall it
Getting movable-property succession certificates under the Succession Act 1925 — petition, citation, NADRA biometrics, and contested cases.
2026-10-04
When to file a writ petition (Art. 199): the maintainability checklist
The aggrieved-person test, the no-adequate-remedy bar, and which orders actually justify High Court interference under Article 199.
2026-10-04
Suspension of sentence pending criminal appeal: how courts weigh it
The doctrine behind bail pending appeal under s.426 CrPC — short sentences vs life/death, delay in hearing, and 'reasonable grounds'.
2026-10-04
Court fee valuation: how suits are stamped in Pakistan
The Court Fees Act 1870 basics — ad valorem vs fixed fees, valuation for jurisdiction, and the miscalculations that bounce at the counter.
2026-10-04
Legal notices: when they're legally required and what they must contain
Section 80 CPC government suits, contract demand clauses, and the practice points that make a demand letter stand up later.
2026-10-04
Recovery of possession: ss.8–9 Specific Relief Act and the summary route
Dispossessed without due process? s.9's six-month summary suit vs the title suit under s.8 — and which to pick when.