Lekha is India-first. Its global layer exists to serve that: verified world landmarks, the EU and UK instruments Indian businesses actually meet, and — uniquely — a measured record of which foreign authority Indian courts really cite, computed from the open judgment corpus rather than asserted. Every tile below states its limits alongside its coverage.
Source-verified landmark decisions, each with a neutral line and an official link. Cases Indian courts reference carry a measured count from the open corpus, recomputed weekly.
Limit: Discovery only: no foreign judgment text is hosted, deliberately.
Foundational documents — 29Magna Carta to the UDHR: the charters, codes and treaties that shaped legal history, linked to authoritative sources.
Limit: Educational context, not law in force anywhere as presented here.
EU legislation libraryKey EU instruments (GDPR and more) with official EUR-Lex sources, CC-BY attribution carried.
Limit: A curated set, not the Official Journal.
UK legislation libraryKey UK statutes with official legislation.gov.uk sources under the Open Government Licence.
Limit: A curated set, not a mirror.
Indian landmark spine — the anchorThe Indian landmarks everything above connects back to, each with corpus reference counts and, where measured, the world cases judgments read alongside them.
Limit: Treatments (approved/overruled) remain hand-curated and are never inferred.
Not covered, stated plainly: foreign judgment full text, foreign legal advice of any kind, and jurisdictions beyond the curated set. Foreign material here is educational, comparative context — not Indian law, and not a statement about any specific matter.