Compliance Framework
Our AI Compliance Framework
Every draft generated by Inka and our drafting AI is grounded in 776 verified Indian legal provisions — statute-anchored, engineered to refuse rather than fabricate.
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Verified Indian Legal Knowledge
Every answer Inka gives is grounded in verified statute text — not training data, not summaries. When a section isn't in our verified corpus, Inka says so. We never fabricate.
Updated daily by our grounding engine · last refresh 2 September 2026
What "verified" means
LegalInk AI's grounding engine reads the authoritative text of Indian statutes directly from gazette notifications, Bare Acts, and official government sources. Each section is ingested through a structured pipeline, validated against commencement dates and amendment history, and stored in a verified corpus. When Inka cites a section, it cites text we have confirmed exists — not a paraphrase, not a training inference. This is what separates a verified citation from a hallucinated one.
Coverage by law
Live breakdown of verified sections across 57 Indian statutes, sorted by depth of coverage.
- Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023531secs
- Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023358secs
- Companies Act 2013320secs
- Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023170secs
- Code of Civil Procedure 190880secs
- Constitution of India23secs
- CrPC23secs
- Specific Relief Act 196323secs
- Indian Contract Act 187222secs
- Income Tax Act 202522secs
- Securities and Exchange Board of India Act 199221secs
- Central Goods and Services Tax Act 201720secs
- Sale of Goods Act 193020secs
- Digital Personal Data Protection Act 202319secs
- Ease of Doing Business reforms19secs
- Information Technology Act 200019secs
- Limited Liability Partnership Act 200817secs
- Transfer of Property Act 188217secs
- Consumer Protection Act 201916secs
- PWDVA15secs
- Arbitration and Conciliation Act 199614secs
- SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations 201213secs
- Foreign Exchange Management Act 199913secs
- Income Tax Act 196113secs
- HMA12secs
- Limitation Act 196312secs
- MRCA11secs
- Negotiable Instruments Act 188111secs
- Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 201611secs
- Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 201610secs
- ISA10secs
- SMA10secs
- Copyright Act 19579secs
- Factoring Regulation Act 20119secs
- Guardians and Wards Act 18909secs
- HSA9secs
- HMGA8secs
- SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations 20158secs
- RTI8secs
- Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act 20067secs
- Indian Stamp Act 18997secs
- Consumer Electronics Act6secs
- DRC6secs
- Prevention of Money Laundering Act 20026secs
- Registration Act 19086secs
- CCA20155secs
- Environment Protection Act 19865secs
- SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations 20115secs
- CARR4secs
- Competition Commission Act 20024secs
- Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules 20204secs
- National Medical Commission Act 20194secs
- PCA4secs
- SEBI (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations 20154secs
- Power of Attorney Act 18824secs
- Special Marriage Act 19543secs
- Child and Adolescent Labour Act 19861secs
The Zero-Fabrication Guarantee
If a statute section is not in our verified corpus, Inka does not cite it. There is no inference, no approximation, no "close enough." Indian legal AI that fabricates citations is a liability, not a tool. Our grounding engine runs nightly — every session gets the most current verified knowledge.
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Full access to 776 verified Indian legal clauses across 9 industry baselines is granted on review. Submit a short access request — we typically respond within 24 hours.
LAYER 2 — INDUSTRY ADAPTATION
Sector-Specific Compliance Baselines
On top of the foundation, each sector gets a dedicated regulatory baseline that adapts every draft to its industry context.
Finance & Banking
SEBI AIF Regs 2012 + FEMA + PMLA compliance framework
105 doc-type clauses · 74 mandatory · 28 optional
KEY STATUTES:
Healthcare & Life Sciences
DPDP Act 2023 §9 + NDCT Rules 2019 regulatory framework
34 doc-type clauses · 23 mandatory · 11 optional
KEY STATUTES:
Manufacturing & Industrial
Factories Act 1948 + OSH Code 2020 + BIS certification framework
45 doc-type clauses · 28 mandatory · 17 optional
KEY STATUTES:
Publishing & Media
Copyright Act 1957 §17/§19/§57 + DPDP Act 2023 framework
39 doc-type clauses · 26 mandatory · 13 optional
KEY STATUTES:
Real Estate & Construction
RERA 2016 §18 + Registration Act 1908 §17 + ToPA 1882 framework
40 doc-type clauses · 26 mandatory · 14 optional
KEY STATUTES:
Technology & Software
DPDP Act 2023 + CERT-In Directions 2022 + IT Act §43A framework
37 doc-type clauses · 27 mandatory · 10 optional
KEY STATUTES:
Litigation & Court Practice
BNS 2023 + BNSS 2023 + BSA 2023 + CPC 1908 litigation framework
17 doc-type clauses · 0 mandatory · 17 optional
KEY STATUTES:
MSME & Debt Recovery
MSMED Act 2006 §15-24 + SARFAESI 2002 + IBC 2016 recovery framework
9 doc-type clauses · 0 mandatory · 9 optional
KEY STATUTES:
Taxation (Direct & Indirect Tax)
Income-tax Act 1961 + Central Goods and Services Tax Act 2017 + Finance Act (annual) framework
0 doc-type clauses · 0 mandatory · 0 optional
KEY STATUTES:
LAYER 4 — LIVE REGULATORY TRACKING
Statutory Freshness Autopilot
A three-stage daily pipeline ingests regulatory updates from SEBI, RBI, the Central e-Gazette, and PIB Finance Ministry. Every update is AI-classified by type, severity, and affected statutes — then mapped against the verified clause library across all 8 industry baselines to flag which existing clauses are affected.
- ✓4 authoritative Indian sources monitored daily
- ✓AI severity classification on every update
- ✓Clause-level impact mapping across all 8 industry baselines
- ✓Sunday digest [rolling out]
Outcome: clause libraries that stay current with Indian regulation without manual review cycles.
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Alignment with the Supreme Court's draft AI Regulations, 2026
In 2026, the Supreme Court of India's AI Committee published draft Regulations for the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Courts — a framework grounded in human primacy, transparency, accountability, and judicial independence. The regulations remain in draft, under public consultation. LegalInk AI was built on the same principles before they were written down. Here is how each principle maps to the platform:
- Human primacy — AI assists, humans decideLegalInk is drafting assistance, never legal advice. Every document carries the instruction to have an advocate review before filing. No feature decides a legal outcome.
- Transparency — no black-box outputsEvery statutory citation is deterministically checked against a verified corpus of source law and visibly marked ✓ VERIFIED or ⚠ flagged on the document itself, with the coverage corpus publicly listed on this page.
- Accountability — the professional remains responsibleBecause the draft regulations place absolute responsibility for AI-assisted output on the legal professional, LegalInk shows its verification work on the face of the draft — so the professional signing it can see exactly what was verified and what was withheld.
- Disclosure-readiness — AI-assisted material must be disclosed at filingLegalInk's visible verification badges give practitioners a documented basis for the disclosure the draft regulations contemplate.
- No fabricated authorityThe Supreme Court has cautioned that reliance on AI-generated, non-existent judgments can constitute misconduct. LegalInk's citation gate is built for exactly this: grounded, or withheld — never fabricated.
When the regulations are notified in final form, this page will be updated the same day.