Understand the shape of an FIR before you advise

When a client brings you an FIR, upload the PDF or paste the text. iAdvocate reads it and sets out what it says, so you can begin from the document itself.

What you get

The result can be saved to the matter.

  • The gist of the FIR
  • The sections cited
  • Points to examine, with each section’s statutory ingredient quoted beside the FIR passage it bears on
  • Bail, arrest-notice and compounding rows computed from the statute

Points to examine, not conclusions

The points to examine express no view. They put the statute and the FIR side by side, and the assessment stays with you.

Questions

What FIR formats can I use?

You can upload the PDF or paste the text.

Does the FIR analysis tell me what the outcome will be?

No. It sets out what the FIR contains and what to examine. The advocate must verify it and form the view.

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