Matter intake
Open the matter and brief your chamber
Capture parties, impugned court, and limitation dates. Assign your AoR, counsel, associates, and clerks from one brief.
Article 136 · Supreme Court
Structure the SLP. Brief your chamber.
Record, petition, I.A.s, and paperbook — one workspace for AoR chambers.
Brief Open the matter and assign your chamber
Record Classify supporting documents
I.A.s Draft applications in Word
Sections Structure the Form 28 petition
Assemble Build the paperbook and index
Built for Article 136 practice
SLP (C) & (Crl) Form 28 · civil & criminal
Paperbook Index, annexures & I.A.s
Word-native Draft I.A.s & petitions in .docx
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The SLP workflow your chamber already runs
Structured, collaborative, registry-ready
Article 136 is discretionary, and only an AoR can file. Pragma organises the record, petition, I.A.s, and paperbook so your chamber moves faster without cutting corners.
Supporting record
Build the record the registry expects
Upload impugned judgment, certified copy, filing memo, vakalatnama, and memo of parties. Pragma classifies each file and tracks registry-required kinds.
Interlocutory applications
Draft condonation, exemption, and stay in Word
Condonation, exemption, and stay — surfaced when your record needs them, refined in Word by counsel.
Form 28 drafting
Draft the petition body section by section
Draft impugned order, questions of law, declarations, grounds, and prayers as separate sections. Compile a paginated Form 28 preview when counsel is ready; synopsis and list of dates stay as front matter.
Paperbook assembly
Assemble the paperbook in registry sequence
Order cover, index, synopsis, petition, annexures, I.A.s, and filing papers. Generate the index and catch defects before your AoR files.
Why Pragma?
Built for Supreme Court filing, not generic case management
One workspace from first brief to registry scrutiny — for AoRs and the chambers they lead.
Form 28 petition body
Impugned order, questions of law, declarations, grounds, and prayers — section by section.
Front matter Synopsis & list of dates Petition body Questions of law Grounds Prayers
Registry checklist
Impugned judgment, certified copy, filing memo, vakalatnama, memo of parties — tracked before scrutiny.
Impugned judgment Certified copy Filing memo
Checklist coverage
Interlocutory applications
Condonation, exemption, and stay — drafted in Word with counsel-ready templates.
Condonation Exemption Stay Counsel review
Counsel-ready compilation
Paginated Form 28 preview once petition sections are drafted — for chamber review.
Ready for review
Paperbook assembly
Cover, index, synopsis, petition, annexures, and I.A.s — ordered before your AoR files.
Synopsis & LOD1–9 Petition10–28 Annexure P-129–46 I.A.s47–52
Chamber collaboration
AoR, counsel, associates, and clerks — role-based access for your chamber.
AoR Advocate Associate Clerk
Article 136 · Form 28 Registry scrutiny-ready Secure chamber access
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See how a chamber moves a petition forward
Brief, record, I.A.s, sections, paperbook, scrutiny — the AoR workflow in one place.
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One workspace for Article 136 filings — from brief to paperbook, built for AoR chambers.