For civil and recovery practice

Cases run for years, but you never miss a date.

For partition, possession, specific performance, recovery, landlord and tenant, and first appeals. Stages use the court's own words. We track key deadlines for you. See evidence side by side.

10civil case types, each with its own fields
30 + 90day deadlines we track for the written statement and the first appeal
Issues × evidencea table that shows what is missing
A tall stack of old case files on a desk
Inside the app
An example day

How it fits your work

Day 1

The summons arrives

We start the 30-day written statement deadline. We also show the outer limit for commercial suits. We remind the handling advocate and the partners.

Diary & deadlines
Month 2

The court frames issues

The stage moves from written statement to issues. The issues × evidence table starts empty. It shows the gaps as evidence comes in.

Documents & evidence
Year 1

Lead the plaintiff's evidence

Mark exhibits and link them to the issues they prove. Add follow-up tasks for missing exhibits.

Documents & evidence
Judgment

File the first appeal on time

We start the 90-day first appeal deadline, not counting the time taken for the certified copy. We add the appeal to the same dispute. You don't open a new file.

Cases & files
A missed hearing

Set aside a dismissal for default

The 30-day window to set aside the dismissal shows on the board the same day.

Diary & deadlines

The names and matters are made up. The features and rules are real.

What changes

The difference you'll notice

We track key deadlines and send reminders. You don't rely on a diary entry.
A partition file asks for the property, valuation, share claimed and co-sharers from the start.
The appeal continues in the same file instead of starting over.

Case types ready for this practice

Partition and property titlePossession and evictionSpecific performanceDeclaration and injunctionRecovery of moneyLandlord and tenantCivil first appealProbate and succession

Each one is a ready-made case type. It has its own fields, stages and deadline rules.