What is the House Court Rakshak?

Rakshak is House Court’s contract drafting service. Whether you are an individual, company, or partnership, the House Court Rakshak can help you ensure that your contracts are ODR friendly, and can be enforced quickly and inexpensively.

Why Do You Need The House Court Rakshak?

Most contracts are not drafted to take advantage of rapid enforcement mechanisms, because of which disputes in Indian courts can take many years to resolve and cost a lot in legal fees. 

Before signing a contract with anyone, you must ensure that your contract is drafted to be online dispute resolution friendly.

An ODR friendly contract will ensure that in case of a dispute, you can get enforceable justice in India within 3 months and for very low legal fees. 

Contracts drafted using the House Court Rakshak service not only include our Kavach ODR clauses, but are also crafted to anticipate the disputes that may arise, and make it easy for a judge to quickly decide if there is breach of contract and rapidly calculate damages and compensation.

How Does It Work?

Getting your ODR friendly contract drafted is easy –

First, choose your the type of contract you wish to draft. For example, if you are a manufacturer looking to appoint a distributor for your products, select the ‘Product Distribution Agreement’ template.

Provide the relevant details that our system needs to draft your contract by submitting the form. Questions may vary from template to template, depending on the nature of the contract.

Once you have filled in the form, our system will automatically draft your contract and you can download it absolutely free of cost. Contracts are available for download in PDF form. Our system also pre-formats your contracts to be easily printed on Stamp Paper, if you need to do so. 

While our templates can be used ‘as-is’ in most cases, sometimes you may feel the need to customise your contract for your specific purposes. We will soon be introducing a service to enable you to engage a a lawyer to help you do this for a very reasonable fee.

Use the House Court Rakshak to draft your contracts and enjoy rapid enforcement if the need arises.