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Bahas - Legal AI

Research you can
check for yourself.

A research assistant for Nepali law. Ask in Nepali or English and it answers from the legal library, with a numbered source beside each claim so you can open the passage and read it yourself.

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What you can do with Bahas AI.

Questions, answered with sources

Ask it the way you would ask a senior colleague, and read the answer with the sources beside it.

  • Ordinary questions. Type in Nepali or English. The answer comes back in the language you used.

  • Numbered citations. Each claim carries a number that points to the passage it was drawn from, so you can open it and read the original wording.

  • A second try when needed. If the first search turns up weak passages, Bahas rewrites your question and tries again before it answers.

  • Conversations are kept. Earlier conversations are saved, so you can return to a line of research later and carry on.

No invented citations

The danger with AI in legal work is a confident reference to something that does not exist. Bahas guards against it in code, not only in the instructions it is given.

  • Checked before you see it. After the answer is written, every citation number is compared against the passages that were actually retrieved for your question.

  • Unmatched citations are removed. A number that does not match a retrieved passage is stripped out of the answer. The model cannot cite something it never found.

  • What it does not promise. This guarantees that a citation points to a real passage. It does not guarantee the passage supports the conclusion drawn from it, so read the source for anything that matters.

A legal library you can read

Bahas answers from a library of Nepali law that you can also browse yourself.

  • Browse and search. Search the statutes and precedents directly, in Nepali or English, without going through a question.

  • What is in it today. The library includes the Constitution's fundamental rights, the Evidence Act 2031, and the contract and general parts of the Muluki Civil and Criminal Codes 2074.

Reading and drafting

Once you know the law, the next job is usually a document. Bahas helps with the reading and the first draft.

  • Reading a document. Upload a contract or notice and get a structured summary of the parties, obligations, key dates and risks. Use it to know where to look first, then check it against the original.

  • Drafting from your templates. Draft from the templates your firm has saved, so the result starts closer to how you write.

  • Saved to the case. Save a finished draft onto the case it belongs to, next to the rest of the file.

Private by design

Client matters are confidential. Bahas is set up with that in mind.

  • Not used for training. The AI providers we use contractually exclude your questions and documents from model training.

  • Controlled by your firm. Bahas sits inside your firm's workspace, with the same sign-in. The owner decides which members can use it.

What happens when you ask a question

  1. 1

    You ask

    Write the question the way you would put it to a colleague, in Nepali or English. No special syntax.

  2. 2

    It searches the library

    Bahas looks through the legal library for passages that bear on your question.

  3. 3

    It checks what it found

    Each passage is scored for relevance. If the results are weak, Bahas rewrites the question and searches again, up to twice.

  4. 4

    It writes the answer

    The answer is written only from the passages that passed, with a number beside each claim.

  5. 5

    It checks its own citations

    Every number is compared against the passages actually retrieved. Any that do not match are removed before you see the answer.

Questions we get asked.

Can I rely on an answer in court?

Treat it as a research aid. Bahas helps you find and read the relevant provisions faster, and every claim points to its source so you can check it. Whether a provision applies to your facts is still your call, and anything you file should be checked against the original text.

Which languages does it work in?

Nepali and English. The answer comes back in the language you asked in.

Are my questions and documents used to train AI?

No. The AI providers we use contractually exclude your questions and documents from model training. They may keep requests briefly to watch for abuse, but not to improve their models.

Do I need Practice to use Bahas?

They work well together, since you can save a draft straight onto a case, but they are separate areas of the workspace. The firm owner chooses who can use each one.

Can I try it first?

Every new workspace gets 14 days with everything switched on. No card is needed. When you are ready for a plan you can pay by eSewa, Khalti or bank transfer.

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