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Free AI that actually knows Pakistani law. Ask about the Constitution, PPC, family or property law, in English or Urdu. Upload a notice, or have a contract drafted. Every answer cites the statute or case it comes from.
Yes, it is legal. According to Pakistani law, any adult citizen (male 18+, female 16/18+ depending on province) has the constitutional right to marry of their free will.
You will primarily need:
- CNIC of both parties
- Two witnesses with their CNICs
- An affidavit of free will
Your question carries into your first chat. Free, no card needed.
LEXIBER
/ˈleksɪbər/
noun
Lex + Liber
A compound of Latin roots: Lex (Law) and Liber (Book / Free).
The Book Connection
Refers to our work in aggregating parliamentary proceedings, executive orders, and Pakistani case law into a single, searchable source.
The Liberty Connection
Speaks to our mission: legal knowledge for 240 million Pakistanis who deserve equal access to justice.
The index
What is in the index
These are the sources the answers are drawn from. The right-hand column shows what each one carries, so you know what an answer can cite back.
Federal
- Pakistan Codeact number and year
Provincial
- Punjabact number, department
- Khyber Pakhtunkhwaact number, department
- Sindhact number, department
- Balochistanact number, department
Codified law
- Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898court, time limit
- Pakistan Penal Code, 1860bailable, compoundable
- Constitution of Pakistan, 1973rights flagged
Case law
- Reported judgmentscitation, judge, date
Everything in the index comes from published government sources.
Each entry keeps a link back to the government file it came from.
National Assembly debates are collected but not searchable yet. They will appear here when they go live.
One entry, in full
The Punjab Rented Premises Act 2009
- Act number
- Act VII of 2009
- Promulgated
- 17 November 2009
- Department
- Home
Every entry keeps the link to the government file it came from.
What it actually does
Everything below is live in the product today. Each one works on Pakistani law.
Search Pakistani law
Search federal law from the Pakistan Code. All four provinces are covered as well. Look up the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973, the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860, and the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898. Reported judgments are in there too.
Upload documents and photos
Attach PDF, DOCX, XLSX, XLS, PPTX, CSV, TXT and MD files up to 20 MB. Images can be JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF, up to 10 MB. You can send 5 files per message. On a phone, use the camera to photograph a notice.
Reads what you send
Lexiber pulls the text out of your file on the server. Then you can ask questions about what it says.
Shows its reasoning
Open the thinking panel to see how Lexiber worked through your question. Check each step before you rely on the answer.
Draft and edit documents
Start from a template: rent agreement, legal notice, affidavit, non-disclosure agreement, service contract or formal letter. Edit the draft in your browser. Find and replace text as you write. Review tags and keyboard shortcuts are built in. Export the finished file as PDF, DOC or TXT.
Deep research
Ask a hard question and Lexiber reads several sources before it answers. It also names the gaps in its own answer.
English and Urdu
Ask in English or Urdu. You can switch language in the middle of a conversation.
Every answer cites its source
Answers point to the section, act or case they came from. Open a source and read it yourself. You can also have the answer read aloud, and set the reading speed.
A cited answer, in full
CrPC · PPC · Constitution
The police will not register my FIR. What can I do?
First find out how the offence is classified. Cheating under section 420 of the Penal Code is cognizable, and it is not bailable.Source 1 If an offence is non-cognizable, the officer writes it in a separate book instead.Source 2 He then sends you to a Magistrate.Source 2
A refusal is not the end of it. A Sessions Judge also sits as an ex-officio Justice of the Peace. You can ask that court to direct the police to register the case.Source 3 Article 4 of the Constitution stands behind this. Every person in Pakistan has the right to be treated in accordance with law.Source 4
This is general information about the law. It is not advice about your case.
Knowing your rights
should not cost money
Free. Built on Pakistani law. Works in Urdu and English.
Community funded. No investors, no ads.
FAQ
Common questions
Everything you need to know about using LEXIBER AI for legal information in Pakistan.
Most Pakistanis cannot afford a lawyer for basic legal questions. We run on community contributions and keep costs low so the service stays free. No catch.
Constitutional, family, criminal, civil, labor, property, contract, and corporate law. The sources include the federal Pakistan Code, the provincial laws of Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973, the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860, the Code of Criminal Procedure, and reported judgments of the Pakistani courts.
Every answer cites the section, act, or case it relies on, so you can open the source and check it yourself instead of taking the answer on trust. You can also expand the reasoning panel to see how it got there. It is still an AI and it can get things wrong, so for anything going to court or involving significant money, talk to a lawyer too.
Yes. Attach PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, TXT or Markdown files up to 20 MB, or images up to 10 MB, with up to 5 files per message. On a phone you can photograph the notice with the camera directly. Our server checks that each file really is the type it claims to be, strips location and camera data out of images, and extracts the text so the AI can read the document and answer questions about it.
Yes. The built-in editor drafts from templates for a tenancy agreement, legal notice, affidavit, NDA, contract, and letter. You can edit the draft, use find and replace, and flag the blanks you still need to fill with review tags, then export the result as PDF, DOC, or TXT. Have a lawyer read anything you plan to sign or file.
Your account sits behind a login and traffic to the site is encrypted. Answering you means sending your message to the third-party AI provider that runs the model, so your conversations do not stay only with us. We may also share data with the service providers that keep the platform running, where the law requires it, and if the business is ever sold or merged. We do not sell your personal data. Our privacy policy sets out the full picture.
It is built to say so when your question falls outside the law it can find, and to point you toward a lawyer instead. That is not a guarantee. Like any AI it can state something with more confidence than its sources support, which is why each answer shows the sections it relied on for you to check.
Contributions of any amount through our support page go directly toward server costs and keeping the legal database current. Even small amounts help.
There is a monthly word limit on free accounts. It resets every month and is enough for most people. We set the limit to keep the servers running for everyone.
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