Nyay-Darpan: Enhancing Decision Making Through Summarization and Case Retrieval for Consumer Law in India
Swapnil Bhattacharyya, Harshvivek Kashid, Shrey Ganatra, Spandan Anaokar, Shruti Nair, Reshma Sekhar, Siddharth Manohar, Rahul Hemrajani, Pushpak Bhattacharyya

TL;DR
Nyay-Darpan is a novel AI framework that summarizes consumer law cases and retrieves similar judgments to support decision-making in Indian consumer disputes, addressing a significant research gap.
Contribution
It introduces a combined summarization and case retrieval system specifically designed for Indian consumer law, with new evaluation methods and publicly available resources.
Findings
Achieves over 75% accuracy in similar case prediction
Attains approximately 70% accuracy in summary quality metrics
Provides a publicly available dataset and framework for further research
Abstract
AI-based judicial assistance and case prediction have been extensively studied in criminal and civil domains, but remain largely unexplored in consumer law, especially in India. In this paper, we present Nyay-Darpan, a novel two-in-one framework that (i) summarizes consumer case files and (ii) retrieves similar case judgements to aid decision-making in consumer dispute resolution. Our methodology not only addresses the gap in consumer law AI tools but also introduces an innovative approach to evaluate the quality of the summary. The term 'Nyay-Darpan' translates into 'Mirror of Justice', symbolizing the ability of our tool to reflect the core of consumer disputes through precise summarization and intelligent case retrieval. Our system achieves over 75 percent accuracy in similar case prediction and approximately 70 percent accuracy across material summary evaluation metrics,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsArtificial Intelligence in Law · Dispute Resolution and Class Actions · Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation
