Last updated: 28 September 2026
This website and the GstLitigation software are operated by Kapish Tech, registered at 22, Aadarsh Nagar, University Road, Udaipur 313001, Rajasthan, India.
GstLitigation is a document-management and drafting tool. It keeps a business's GST notices, orders and replies in one place, reads the documents you upload, extracts details from them, and prepares draft pleadings using automated systems including artificial intelligence.
It is built for two kinds of subscriber, and the terms below apply to both: a business maintaining the record of its own GST matters, whose Chartered Accountant or advocate reviews the work; and a professional — a CA, advocate or tax practitioner — maintaining matters for clients.
We do not practise law. We do not provide legal, tax or accounting advice. Everything the software produces is a draft, to be reviewed and corrected by a qualified professional who takes responsibility for it. Nothing produced by the service creates a lawyer-client or advisor-client relationship between you and us, and we are not your CA, your advocate or your authorised representative.
Nothing the service produces may be filed, or acted on, until a qualified professional has read it, corrected it and approved it. That professional may be you, someone in your organisation, the reviewer you add to your account, or your outside CA or advocate — but there must be one, and the responsibility for what is filed is theirs and yours, never ours.
Whoever that person is, they must verify every fact, figure, date, limitation period and citation in the output before it is filed or relied on. Approving a draft inside the software is a step in your own process; it is not a certification by us that the draft is correct.
You may add people to your account — a reviewer, typically your CA or advocate, and management users who can see the matters. You decide who they are and what they are given access to, and you are responsible for that decision and for what they do with the access. A reviewer sets their own password and signs in as themselves.
The engagement between you and your CA, advocate or reviewer is yours alone. We are not a party to it, we do not supervise the review, and their use of the software does not make them our agent or us theirs. Remove a person's access when they should no longer have it; we cannot know when that is.
You are responsible for the documents you upload and for having the right to upload them. Where the papers are your own business's records, that is straightforward. Where they belong to a client, or to another company in your group, you must have that person's authority to upload them and to have them read by the service, including any consent required under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. As between you and us, the data you put in remains yours; what we do with it is set out in the Privacy Policy.
Automated extraction and drafting make mistakes. Figures can be misread, scanned pages can be misinterpreted, dates can be wrong, and citations can be inaccurate or non-existent. The service is provided on an ‘as is’ basis with no warranty that any output is accurate, complete or fit for any particular filing.
The GSTN fetch collects what the portal's notices pages show and what their links hand over, using the portal session you are already signed in to — for your own registration, or for a client's where you are authorised on that registration. It is not a complete record of the portal and cannot be relied on as one: some notices and orders open only through the portal's own scripts and cannot be downloaded that way, the portal changes without notice, and a fetch can be interrupted. You must check the fetched list against the portal yourself before relying on it.
We are not responsible for any notice, order, proceeding or other litigation record that was not fetched from the GSTN, nor for any consequence of a document that the fetch did not collect — including a deadline missed because the document that carried it was never on the case. The service is not a substitute for watching the portal.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, our total liability to you for any claim arising out of the service is limited to the fees you paid us in the three months before the claim arose. We are not liable for any demand, penalty, interest, adverse order, limitation bar, lost appeal or professional liability arising from your use of, or reliance on, the service. [Scope and enforceability of this clause to be confirmed by counsel.]
Where you ask for expert help and pay its fee, our own team prepares the draft you asked for, working from the documents on that case, and we review and approve it before it reaches you. We aim to deliver within three working days of your payment being confirmed. That is a target, not a guarantee, and it does not extend any limitation period: file on time whatever the date of delivery.
Expert help is drafting assistance. It does not make us your counsel or your authorised representative, and it does not move to us the responsibility for what is filed. Clause 3 applies to it in full: a qualified professional — you, or the CA or advocate who reviews for you — must read, correct and approve the draft, and confirm every fact, figure, date and citation in it, before it is filed or relied on. Clauses 2 to 8 apply to expert help as they do to the rest of the service. [Scope of this clause to be confirmed by counsel.]
Fees are as shown on the subscription page and are payable in advance. A subscription covers the subscribing business or practice and the people it adds to its own account; it may not be shared with another business. We may suspend an account for non-payment, misuse, or any attempt to interfere with the service or with other users' data.
These terms are governed by the laws of India and the courts at [seat to be specified] have exclusive jurisdiction.