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1018 documents across 31 categories, 879 of them written for Punjab and Chandigarh. Each one asks about your situation and fits its clauses to your answers.
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See all questionsWhat is Kagaznama?
Kagaznama is an online library of legal and property documents, made in Mohali for people in Punjab and Chandigarh.
Which places does it cover?
1018 documents across 31 categories, 879 of them written for Punjab and Chandigarh. Each one asks about your situation and fits its clauses to your answers.
Is this legal advice?
This is a library of documents, not a law firm. The drafting is done for you; the judgement about your own situation is not, and for that you want somebody who has heard your facts.
Which languages can I use?
You can use this site in English, Hindi and Punjabi. The questions a document asks are in English.
The document itself is drafted in English. Indian instruments of this kind are conventionally drafted in English, and the words that are read at the registrar, at a bank or in court are the words that were written. For a document where we have approved a Hindi or Punjabi translation, this platform also offers that translation alongside the English — the English text governs if the two differ.