Transforming Legal Systems
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At Jailscorp, we combine deep legal expertise with advanced technology to simplify complex legal processes, accelerate dispute resolution, and improve operational efficiency for organizations and individuals across diverse sectors.

500+

Organizations Served

12K+

Cases Managed

98%

Compliance Rate

Sectors Covered

Litigation

Litigation Management System

The Litigation Management System is a comprehensive digital solution designed to manage the complete lifecycle of legal cases across multiple judicial forums in India. It enables institutions to handle case filing, registration, documentation, tracking, and continuous monitoring in a structured and centralized environment. The system supports a wide range of matters including civil and criminal cases, arbitration proceedings, SARFAESI actions, DRT cases, and consumer disputes, insolvency matters before NCLT, writ petitions, and execution proceedings, ensuring uniform process control across jurisdictions.

The platform provides real-time hearing updates, automated reminders for upcoming dates, and limitation period tracking to minimize procedural lapses. Advocate allocation and performance monitoring tools ensure accountability and effective case handling. A secure document repository stores pleadings, applications, orders, and evidence with organized indexing for easy retrieval. Court status monitoring and automated alerts keep stakeholders informed of developments without manual follow-up.

Centralized dashboards offer management-level insights into case progress, stage-wise recovery tracking, pending actions, financial exposure, and overall legal risk. By digitizing workflows and maintaining detailed audit trails, the system enhances transparency, reduces delays, improves coordination between legal and recovery teams, and strengthens institutional control over litigation operations.

Litigation – By Case

Sec 138 of NI Act

Cases related to cheque bounce due to insufficient funds, typically filed to recover unpaid amounts through legal action.

Sec 25 of PAS Act

Matters involving recovery proceedings under the Payment and Settlement Systems framework.

Sec 21 of Arbitration Act

Refers to initiation of arbitration proceedings through formal notice to the opposing party.

Sec 9 of Arbitration Act

Cases seeking interim relief from courts before, during, or after arbitration proceedings.

Civil Suit

General disputes related to recovery, contracts, property, or financial claims filed in civil courts.

Summary Suit

Fast-track civil cases filed for quick recovery of debts based on written agreements or financial instruments.

Sec 19 of DRT

Applications filed before Debt Recovery Tribunals for recovery of dues by banks and financial institutions.

Writ Petition u/s 226

Petitions filed before High Courts seeking constitutional remedies against authorities.

Criminal Case – 200 CrPC

Private criminal complaints filed before magistrates under criminal procedure provisions.

Cr – Return of Property

Cases seeking court orders for return of seized or disputed property.

Cr – Bail / Anticipatory Bail

Applications filed to obtain regular bail after arrest or anticipatory bail before arrest.

Cr – Sec 156(3) Order

Petitions requesting court directions to police for registration and investigation of a criminal complaint.

Litigation – Against Case

Civil Case u/s Order 7 Rule 1

Civil suits filed against the organization where the plaintiff submits a formal plaint detailing claims, facts, and relief sought.

Sec 11 of Arbitration Act

Applications filed by the opposing party requesting court appointment of an arbitrator when parties fail to mutually agree.

Sec 34 of Arbitration Act

Cases filed to challenge or set aside an arbitration award issued by an arbitral tribunal.

Insolvency Petition

Proceedings initiated against an organization for inability to repay debts, seeking resolution or liquidation under insolvency laws.

Sec 35 of Consumer Act

Consumer complaints filed alleging deficiency in service, unfair practices, or disputes related to financial services.

Sec 41 – Appeal to Consumer Court

Appeals filed against orders passed by lower consumer forums before higher consumer authorities.

Sec 20 of DRT (Appeal)

Appeals filed before the Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal against orders issued by the Debt Recovery Tribunal.

Writ Petition – Respondent

Constitutional petitions filed in High Court where the organization is named as the responding party in legal proceedings.

Litigation Case – EP

Litigation Case – EP
(Execution Petition)

Arbitration Award - EP

Execution proceedings filed to enforce an arbitration award when the opposing party fails to comply with the awarded payment or directions.

Civil Suit - Decree

Execution petitions filed to enforce a civil court decree, typically for recovery of money, property, or compliance with court orders.

Lok Adalat - Order

Proceedings to implement settlement orders passed by Lok Adalat when a party does not honor agreed terms.

DRT - Recovery

Execution actions taken to enforce recovery certificates issued by the Debt Recovery Tribunal against defaulting borrowers.

SARFAESI

Sarfaesi

Pre-SARFAESI

Initial stage involving borrower follow-up, account review, and preparation before initiating legal recovery under the SARFAESI Act.

Sec 13(2)

Demand notice issued to the borrower requiring repayment of outstanding dues within the prescribed statutory period.

Sec 13(3A)

Provision allowing borrowers to submit objections or representations against the demand notice for lender review.

Sec 13(4)

Action stage where the lender takes possession of secured assets due to non-payment after the notice period.

Sec 14 of SARFAESI

Application filed before the District Magistrate or Chief Metropolitan Magistrate for assistance in taking possession of assets.

Sec 17 of DRT (SA)

Borrower’s right to file a Securitisation Application before the Debt Recovery Tribunal challenging lender actions.

Reserved Price

Minimum price fixed for sale of secured assets based on valuation reports.

Redemption Notice

Final opportunity given to the borrower to repay dues and reclaim secured property before sale.

Sale Notice

Official public notice issued announcing the sale of secured assets.

Auction

Final stage involving public auction of secured assets to recover outstanding dues.

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