Case law
Judgements and orders from courts and tribunals, plus curated case-law databases, cross-referenced to the provisions they interpret.
Sources & Coverage
One query. Every source. Already cited.
Statutes, notifications, case law and expert commentary don't live on one website - they're scattered across dozens of government portals, court registries and journals. AskSolique crawls all of it into a single database, so you ask once and get an answer with the citation attached, instead of opening ten tabs to build one.
What we index
Six domains, one index.
For every domain we cover, we continuously crawl the official source of record - the government portal or gazette that publishes it first - along with the case law and expert commentary that interprets it.
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Income Tax
Acts, rules, circulars & notifications from the official tax administration portal.
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GST
Notifications, circulars and rate schedules from the indirect tax authority's information portal.
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Customs
Tariff, exemption and procedural notifications from the same indirect tax information portal.
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Corporate Law
Acts, rules and e-books published by the corporate affairs ministry.
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SEBI & Securities
Regulations, circulars and informal guidance from the securities regulator.
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FEMA
Regulations, master directions and circulars from the central bank.
Expert commentary & news
Analysis, expert columns and current developments from our editorial and content partnerships.
Why it's one database, not ten tabs
If a source goes down, your research doesn't.
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Crawled, not fetched live
Every source is indexed continuously into AskSolique's own database. An answer never depends on a government site responding in the moment you ask.
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One query, not ten tabs
The statute, the notification, the ruling and the commentary sit in one place. You ask once; AskSolique reasons across all of it and shows the citation.
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Resilient by design
A single source having an outage, a redesign, or a broken link doesn't take your answer down with it - the index carries on regardless.
See the corpus behind the answer.
The Data Center is where this index lives - browse it directly, or ask a question and see the citation land.