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JURISGPT · TERMS

Terms of use

No terms of service are in force. This page does not form an agreement with anyone, and nothing on it is an offer, a warranty, or a limitation of liability.

What the product does

JurisGPT answers questions by retrieving passages from a corpus of Indian legal documents and having a language model compose an answer from them, showing the sources each answer drew on. The signed-in application additionally exposes document, contract, matter and company features.

Access controls that exist today

  • The public demo needs no account. It accepts questions up to 2,000 characters and is rate limited per client IP.
  • Private workspace features require an account managed by JurisGPT.
  • The API applies its own rate limiting across endpoints.

Output is generated, not verified

Answers are produced by a language model from retrieved sources. They can be incomplete or wrong, and the corpus has a fixed cut-off date. Nothing produced here has been checked by a lawyer before it reaches you.

NOT DECIDED OR DOCUMENTED YET

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  • Acceptable use, and what happens when it is breached
  • Pricing, billing, renewal and refunds
  • Warranties, disclaimers and limitation of liability
  • Suspension and termination of accounts
  • Who owns generated output, and what rights each side has in it
  • Governing law, jurisdiction and dispute resolution