A property lawyer in India receives a bundle of scanned documents from a institution — one PDF, 20 documents inside it, mostly handwritten. Patta, Sale Deeds, Mutation Orders, Jamabandi records, Powers of Attorney etc.. His job is to read all of them, verify the ownership chain, check every registration number four times, calculate the E-Challan, write a legal scrutiny report in the bank's exact format, and submit it. Every time. For every case. Manually. That takes hours. And one wrong number — one carried-over Serial No. from a previous case — can create a legal liability. What MakeLegal Does
- After Permission the lawyer uploads the PDF — one file, all documents inside it.
- He ticks which document types are present — Sale Deed, Mutation Order, Jamabandi, whatever is in there.
- After the Permission granted The system reads the entire PDF. Printed pages go through standard OCR. Handwritten pages — which is 70% of what arrives — go through a handwriting recognition engine.
- All registration numbers are flagged for four-times verification. If the system is not 99% confident, it stops and asks the lawyer to fill it manually. It never guesses.
- The system builds the ownership chain automatically — and flags it if the chain breaks anywhere.
- It calculates the E-Challan, checks for pending mutations, tax status, and land conversion.
- It generates the final legal scrutiny report in the required format — Word file, ready to review.
The Result What used to take a full working day now takes under 30 minutes of the lawyer's actual time. The rest is automated, verified, and documented.