Under the Advocates Act, 1961, advising a person on their own legal position is reserved to enrolled advocates. Aadhrix is a technology platform, not a law firm — and it is built so that the boundary holds in the software, not just in a disclaimer.
A statement we cannot trace to a source is a statement we do not make. Every legal statement in Aadhrix is matched to a government-published Act or to a paragraph of a document you uploaded. Where a statement cannot be grounded, it is removed before you see it — and you are told the answer is incomplete rather than given something that merely sounds right.
An advocate's obligation to a client under Section 132 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 is not something software should be casual about. Aadhrix is built so that using it does not put that obligation at risk — row-level isolation inside PostgreSQL, nothing used to train a model, data held on Indian infrastructure. Read the full security & data handling page →
Aadhrix is a technology platform. It is not a law firm, does not provide legal services, and does not maintain a directory of advocates.
See also AI Principles for how Aadhrix's AI-assisted features are kept inside this same boundary.