Litigation legal-AI skills in 🇮🇳 India

6 legal AI skills for litigation in India.

Dispute a Charge (India)

MITIndiaLitigation

Write effective letters and complaints to dispute a wrong charge, bill, fee, failed transaction, or denied refund in India and actually get money back, using Indian consumer-protection mechanisms (RBI rules, Consumer Protection Act 2019, banking ombudsman). Use whenever someone in India wants help disputing a charge, fighting a fee, getting a refund, reversing a UPI or card transaction, reporting fraud on their account, challenging a bill, complaining about an e-commerce seller, or escalating after a company or bank said no. Trigger even without the word "dispute"; phrases like "they charged me twice," "I want my money back," "money got debited but the transaction failed," "UPI fraud," "I was billed after cancelling," "the seller refuses to refund," or "how do I fight this charge" all mean this skill should be used. This is the India-specific edition; use it when the person is in India or dealing with an Indian bank, merchant, or platform.

Indian Court Data with bharat-courts

MITIndiaLitigation

Access Indian court data — find judgments, search cases, download orders, get cause lists, and query the historical archive (1950–present, 25 HCs + SCI). Use `Judgments().find(...)` as the default for "find a judgment" questions — it picks archive vs live for you. Fall back to portal-specific clients (`HCServicesClient`, `DistrictCourtClient`, etc.) only when you need a portal-only feature (cause list, live case status, district drill-down).

Limitation Calculator

MITIndiaLitigation

Calculate precise limitation periods under Limitation Act 1963 including COVID-19 extension (531 days), exclusions, and extensions. This skill should be used when determining filing deadlines for legal proceedings, appeals, applications, or when analyzing whether a claim is time-barred.

Pre-Institution Mediation Advisor (India)

MITIndiaLitigation

Assesses pre-institution and pre-litigation mediation requirements in India, especially section 12A of the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, the applicable rules, genuine urgent-interim-relief cases, limitation treatment, authorised mediation authorities, process steps, timelines, non-starter outcomes, and settlement effect. Use when a user asks whether mediation is mandatory before filing an Indian commercial suit, how to commence the process, whether urgency permits direct filing, or what certificate or record is needed afterward. Use current official sources because statutory provisions and commencement notifications may change.

Skill: Court Etiquette & Procedure Guide

MITIndiaLitigation

Comprehensive guidance on Indian court etiquette, procedural protocols, and behavioral expectations for self-representing litigants, first-time lawyers, and law students

Skill: Writ Jurisdiction Advisor

MITIndiaLitigation

Determine which type of writ applies to a legal situation, advise whether to approach Supreme Court or High Court, assess locus standi, and evaluate alternative remedy doctrine