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Upload the relevant document (PDF) and describe the focus area — the legal question your client needs an opinion on.
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Generate a structured legal opinion on any set of facts. MAYA covers the applicable law, analysis of the situation, and a clear conclusion — giving you a strong first draft to review, refine, and issue to clients.
Upload the relevant document (PDF) and describe the focus area — the legal question your client needs an opinion on.
MAYA identifies the relevant statutes, case law, and legal principles that apply to the facts.
Review the draft opinion, add your professional judgement, and issue it to the client on your letterhead.
Opinions are generated with standard sections: Facts, Issue, Law, Analysis, and Conclusion.
MAYA cites relevant BNS, BNSS, BSA, and other statutory provisions with accurate section numbers.
Key Supreme Court and High Court precedents relevant to the legal question are highlighted.
The output is a clean text draft you can copy onto your letterhead or download as DOCX — ready to customise with your professional judgement.
The output follows the standard legal opinion format: Facts, Issue, Applicable Law, Analysis, and Conclusion — matching the structure expected by clients and courts in India.
Yes. Upload any PDF (up to 300 MB) — a contract, FIR, title document, or court order — as the basis for the opinion. MAYA analyses it along with your stated legal question.
No. AI Legal Opinion generates a strong first draft covering the applicable law and likely analysis. A qualified advocate must review it, add professional judgment, verify accuracy, and take responsibility for the final opinion issued to the client.
Yes. MAYA cites relevant Supreme Court and High Court precedents and the applicable statutory provisions, giving you a researched first draft to refine rather than starting from scratch.
Yes. Download the opinion as DOCX and format it on your firm letterhead before issuing it to the client.