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The sums and formats of daily practice. Free.
Limitation, cheque bounce, court fee, interest, section numbers, and the documents you write every week. Worked by code, with the provision cited. No sign-up, nothing saved.
Criminal
IPC ⇄ BNS section converter
The new-code section for an IPC, CrPC or Evidence Act section, and back, with both sections' text.
IPC or BNS: which law applies
From the offence date and the FIR date: the IPC or the BNS, the CrPC or the BNSS, the Evidence Act or the BSA.
Default bail calculator
The last day for the charge-sheet under s.187(3) BNSS, counting the remand day as day one.
Civil
Limitation calculator
The last day to file an appeal, suit or application, with s.12 exclusions and s.4 court holidays explained.
Court fee calculator
Ad valorem court fee on a plaint or appeal for the States worked out in code, with the slab used.
Interest calculator
Simple, compound, s.34 CPC, MSMED Act s.16 (three times the bank rate, monthly rests) and NI Act s.80.
Order time-limit calculator
Turns "within four weeks" or "within 30 days" in an order into a date.
Legal notice for recovery of money
A demand notice for money due, with interest and the time to pay.
Consumer complaint
A complaint to the District Commission under s.35 of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, with the supporting affidavit.
Cheque bounce
Property
Everyday
Days and dates
Days between two dates, or a date so many days on, skipping the days a court is closed.
Amount in words
Rupees in words the Indian way, in lakh and crore, for cheques, pleadings and invoices.
Vakalatnama
The vakalatnama in the standard form courts accept, with your court, parties and advocate filled in.
Affidavit
A general affidavit with the deponent's statements and the verification.
RTI application
An application under s.6(1) of the RTI Act to a Central or State public authority.
Made with Advocate OS
Use it inside Advocate OS, with your matters.
Inside the app these tools fill in from the case: limitation from the order date, the notice from the cheque, court fee into the plaint, every deadline on the matter's timeline.
These tools give general information worked from the bare acts and official notifications. They are not legal advice and do not refer you to any advocate. Check every result against the law in force and the facts before relying on it.