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Indlaw
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On www.indlaw.com for
instance an annual subscription cost 3000 rupees or 60 dollars,
a figure that a lawyer will probably charge for a single consultation."
In
fact this site was one of many that help 27 years old, Sushil
Doshi in Delhi, when he is in a professional dilemma. This
practicing company secretary was worried about getting involved
in an expensive legal affair. So he logged on to the Internet
and clarified his position on the matter.
Sushil
says, "actually I had a professional problem, and I thought
that if I could get some help before going to a lawyer because
lawyers are really expensive and I got to know about this
legal website through my friend and I visited it …………and
I found that the information they are providing are really
very helpful, I got to know the basics of what I was into,
what problem I had."
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- India Tomorrow
BBC World
April 26, 2001
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If
HTML is about displaying information, then XML is about describing
information. Now, let's get something straight XML is not a
replacement for HTML; it is a vastly improvised enhancement
for content or database-driven sites. Its flexibility starts
right from the authoring: with HTML, authoring is limited to
a few preset tags; XML lets the author create her own tags.
It
was this content savviness that prompted a new start up. Indlaw.com,
to opt for XML. Says Consulting Editor, Indlaw.com: "We
own proprietary content pertaining to case laws, judgments,
and legislations, which run in excess of four million pages.
And we'll probably be reaching at least six million pages
of content by the year-end. XML was the answer for us as it
could make these millions of pages accessible, searchable,
and transferable in a low cost and effective way."
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Business
Today
April 21, 2001
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A comprehensive
law portal, www.indlaw.com
offers detailed information on a range of topics: marine,
international, aviation, child and constitutional law. Solicitors,
advocates, students and clients, can access the latest information
on various legal documents like the constitutional texts, parliamentary
debates and enactments.
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Computers
Today
March 01, 2000
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A
huge database on Indian legislation, Supreme Court cases,
and tax and regulatory issues makes indlaw.com a must-stop
for lawyers and professionals of related fields. It explains
the latest changes in law, thus avoiding the drudgery of looking
through voluminous and often inaccessible records. It also
publishes academic studies on issues of importance to legal
and corporate professions.
It
was well worth the labour and the site gets thousands of hits
every day though he launched it quietly without publicity.
Says Consulting Editor, Indlaw.com: "So far, it has just
been by word of mouth, yet the kind of response we have received
is fabulous."
"Usually
it takes a long time, in some cases even a few months, before
Supreme Court judgments are available in print," says
Consulting Editor, Indlaw.com. "Some of them crucial
precedents for other cases.
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A huge database on Indian legislation, Supreme Court cases,
and tax and regulatory issues makes Indlaw.com a must-stop
for lawyers and professionals of related fields… "
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The
Week
February 20, 2000
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"...Indlaw.com
is an excellent online resource for professionals
like accountants, attorneys and company secretaries. It
provides access to large legal databases with search engines to ferret out
information faster.... While it would take years and a several
lakh rupees to build a good legal library on the subject, an
entire library of relevant information can be made available
through Indlaw merely at the click of the mouse...
An indispensable reference point for
professionals related to the fields of law,
accounting and secretarial practice...."
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Malayala Manorama
February 03, 2000
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