Deep Research by NyaI™
Research the whole matter. Get the work product.
Ask one question about your case. Deep Research reads the documents already in the matter, splits the problem into research topics, works each one through Indian statutes and judgments, and hands back what you asked for: an opinion, a draft notice, a strategy note. Every proposition is tied to an authority or a page of your record.
Shrivardhan Precision v. Kaveri Motors
Advise on recovering ₹2.05 crore of unpaid invoices, the threatened bank-guarantee invocation and the debit note. Draft the demand notice and an urgent strategy note.
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Research topics (6)
- MSME status, payment and statutory interestReady
- MSEFC reference, arbitration and limitationNeeds confirmation
- Set-off, damages and debt admissionReady
- Bank guarantee injunction and urgent forumReady
- GST non-payment consequencesReady
- Demand notice and supporting annexuresReady
The whole case, used directly
Your case file is the starting point, not something you paste in.
Deep Research works inside the matter. It reads the agreements, invoices, correspondence and orders already uploaded to the case, along with what the case remembers, such as which side you represent. Facts come from your record with the page they came from, so the analysis starts from your matter rather than a generic summary.
- Reads every processed document in the case, or only the ones you select
- Remembers who you represent across conversations in the matter
- Dates, amounts and admissions pulled from the record with page references
- Flags conflicts in your own documents before they reach a notice
Case documents
- Master Supply Agreement34 pp
- Invoices SPC/0318 to SPC/061415 pp
- Vendor-portal goods receipts9 pp
- Debit note dated 19 Aug 20243 pp
- Performance bank guarantee4 pp
- Minutes of meeting, 16 Sep 20242 pp
- + 6 more in the case
Pulled from your record
Udyam registration issued 14 Aug 2020, before the MSA
Udyam certificate, p. 1
Five invoices unpaid: ₹2,05,45,480
Invoices, pp. 1–15
Clause 9: rejection must be in writing within 15 days
MSA, p. 11
Minutes not countersigned by the buyer
Minutes, p. 2
Ask for the deliverable. Get it, grounded in the research.
Say what you need at the end of the question: a notice, a note, a schedule, an annexure list. Deep Research writes it from the same research, cites the same authorities, and saves it to the matter as an editable document.
You asked
…draft the demand notice and an urgent bank-guarantee strategy note.
Opinion and recommended course
Shrivardhan has a strong basis to proceed before the competent Maharashtra MSEFC: its Udyam registration predates the MSA and supplies, and the available Supreme Court authorities support MSMED jurisdiction despite the Chennai arbitration clause.A1A2A3
Sections
- 1. Status as a statutory supplier
- 2. Payment period and statutory interest
- 3. MSEFC jurisdiction
- 4. Debit note, set-off and damages
- 5. Performance bank guarantee
- 6. Limitation and the meeting minutes
Demand for payment under the MSA
By registered post, speed post and email
Under instructions from our Client, Shrivardhan Precision Components Pvt. Ltd., we call upon you to pay ₹2,05,45,480 within 15 days of receipt of this notice,
together with compound interest under Section 16 of the MSMED Act at three times the RBI bank rate, calculated invoice-wise until payment.
Our Client rejects your debit note dated 19 August 2024 for ₹61,40,000: no rejection was issued within the contractual inspection period…
Provisional interest commencement
| Invoice | Principal | Interest from |
|---|---|---|
| SPC/0318 | ₹42,18,600 | 29 Apr 2024 |
| SPC/0402 | ₹34,87,680 | 22 May 2024 |
| SPC/0426 | ₹51,02,400 | 14 Jun 2024 |
| SPC/0521 | ₹47,96,000 | 8 Jul 2024 |
| SPC/0614 | ₹29,40,800 | 2 Aug 2024 |
| Total | ₹2,05,45,480 | Interest column left for verified RBI rates |
Urgent bank-guarantee strategy note
- Obtain the invocation demand from the bank immediately
- Safer first forum: Section 9 application before the Chennai court
- Restraint only if the demand departs from the guarantee or fraud is shown
- Keep the MSEFC reference for the invoice claim running in parallel
Fictional sample matter: all names, figures and events are invented.
From one question to a finished brief.
The run is visible as it happens, and you can leave and come back. It keeps going and the result is saved to the matter.
Thinking
Reads your question and the case, then plans the research as a list of topics.
Reasoning
Researches each topic across statutes and judgments and tests it against your facts.
Answering
Writes the opinion with every proposition tied to an authority or a page of your record.
Writing and formatting
Prepares the documents you asked for from the same research.
Saving
Saves the answer, authorities and documents to the matter and your research history.
It tells you what it could not establish.
A research memo is only useful if you know where it stops. Deep Research keeps legal qualifications in the answer, leaves blanks rather than guessing a number, and marks a topic Needs confirmation when the authorities it found do not settle the point.
“The supplied authorities do not include the later Constitution Bench ruling. A supported final conclusion on this point cannot be given from this record.”
“The notice contains principal and commencement dates but leaves the interest column to be completed once RBI bank-rate history is verified.”
“The stated total uses ₹34,87,680 for invoice 0402. This accounting point should be reconciled before dispatch.”
Use Deep Research when the question is the whole matter.
Standard Research answers a focused legal question in moments. Deep Research takes longer and is built for multi-issue questions that need your case record and a finished document.
| Compared on | Standard Research | Deep Research |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | One focused legal question | A multi-issue matter question |
| Case documents | Documents you select | The case record and case memory |
| Research plan | Single answer | Topics researched one by one, with status |
| Deliverables | Cited answer | Opinion plus the documents you ask for |
| Time | Seconds | Minutes; runs in the background |
| Citations | Every proposition cited | Every proposition cited, authority list attached |