Our library of plain-English guides to Indian legal documents has reached 77 titles, from affidavits and rent agreements to shareholders agreements, ESOPs and SaaS contracts.
Our document guides library now has 77 titles. Each guide explains one document in depth: what it is for, what the law says about it, what it must contain, the mistakes people make with it, and what it costs to have it prepared.
What the library covers
- Affidavits — name change, date of birth, address proof, gap year, income, single status, lost documents and others.
- Property — sale deeds, gift deeds, relinquishment, partition, conveyance, title verification, mutation, builder-buyer agreements.
- Family — wills, family settlements, adoption deeds, live-in agreements, divorce affidavits.
- Business — partnership deeds, shareholders agreements, co-founder agreements, joint ventures, franchise, distribution and agency agreements.
- Employment — employment agreements, internship agreements, HR and POSH policies.
- Technology — website terms, DPDP privacy policies, service level agreements and SaaS subscription agreements.
How the guides are written
Every guide is written from scratch for Indian readers. Where the law is settled, the guide says so plainly; where it is recent or uncertain, the guide says that too and tells you who can confirm the current position. Guides link to each other rather than repeating themselves, so a reader of the shareholders agreement guide is taken to the co-founder agreement and ESOP guides when those become relevant.
Using a guide
A guide is not a substitute for advice on your own facts, but it will help you ask the right questions and spot a bad draft. When you are ready, every guide has a button that takes you straight to the matching service, with the current price and the usual time. You pay nothing in advance.
News on this page is general information, not legal advice. For your own matter, talk to our team, or find an advocate for court work — the advocate’s fee is engaged and paid by you directly.