Put a Registry-ready SLP paper book on your desk in minutes.
Hand Miss Lucy the impugned order, the facts and your authorities. She assembles a complete Special Leave Petition paper book under Article 136 — drafted to the form the Registry enforces — and renders it to a DOCX you can settle and file.
What she does
- Drafts the full petition — synopsis, list of dates and events, questions of law, grounds and the prayer for leave — from the facts and the impugned order.
- Numbers the annexures and computes the index page ranges, so the paper book is paginated and assembled the way the Registry expects.
- Backs every ground that needs authority with real case research and verified citations — fabricated reporter cites are blocked before they reach the page.
- Renders the whole paper book to a downloadable DOCX, formatted for filing, that you take into settlement and signature.
How it works
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Hand over the order and the facts
Give her the impugned High Court order, the matter facts, the annexures and any authorities you want pressed. She asks where a date or particular is missing.
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She drafts the petition to form
She composes the synopsis, the list of dates, the questions of law, the grounds and the prayer — in the structure an SLP under Article 136 requires.
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She assembles the paper book
She numbers the annexures, computes the index page ranges in two passes and renders the complete paper book to a Registry-formatted DOCX.
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You settle and file
Download the draft, settle it as the Advocate-on-Record, and file it. The judgment, the responsibility and the signature remain yours.
“Draft an SLP against the High Court order dismissing the second appeal — here is the order, the trial and first-appellate judgments, and the sale deed.”
She drafts the synopsis and list of dates from the record, frames the questions of law on the substantial-question point, sets out the grounds — backed by the authorities she researches and cites — and pleads the prayer for leave. She numbers the order and judgments as annexures, builds the index with page ranges, and hands back a Registry-formatted DOCX paper book for you to settle.
By hand vs with Miss Lucy
It replaces the team's day of assembly — drafting, paginating annexures and building the index — so a fresh paper book is ready to settle in minutes instead of a working day.
| The task | By hand | With Miss Lucy |
|---|---|---|
| Build the paper book | Stitch synopsis, dates, grounds and annexures together by hand over a day or more | A complete draft paper book assembled in ~10–15 minutes |
| Number annexures and index pages | Paginate the annexures and compute index page ranges manually, then re-do it on every edit | Annexures numbered and index ranges computed automatically |
| Authority for the grounds | Research each point and check every citation by hand | Grounds backed by real case research; citations verified, fabricated ones blocked |
| Produce the filing copy | Reformat everything into a clean Registry-format file before it goes out | Download a Registry-formatted DOCX, ready to settle and file |
Where she stops
- She assembles a Registry-ready draft to review; the Advocate-on-Record must settle it and file it — the judgment and the signature stay yours.
- She will not invent a citation to support a ground; if the authority isn't there she says so, and fabricated reporter cites are blocked.
- She shows her sources — the authorities behind every cited ground are there for you to check before the paper book goes to the Registry.
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