What to report
Report incorrect provisions or section numbers, outdated procedures, unsupported conclusions, misleading wording, broken official-source links, or material omissions.
Information required
A report must identify the public Kanoon-AI page and describe the suspected error. Select the issue type and content language to help route the review. Suggested wording, a supporting public source URL and a contact email are optional; you do not need to supply a legal answer to report a broken link or translation concern. Do not send confidential case documents or sensitive personal information.
Your report reference
A successful submission shows a reference you can keep for follow-up. Receipt confirms that the report was accepted, not that the concern has been verified or a correction approved. If you leave email blank, no email follow-up is requested. The report form is not a public ticket-status lookup.
How reports are assessed
The editorial team compares the report with primary legislation, rules, notifications, official judgments or authoritative government and court material. A report may be declined if it cannot be verified or is a request for personalised legal advice.
Publishing corrections
Confirmed errors are corrected as soon as reasonably practicable. Material corrections should be recorded in the page's correction history together with a stored update date. Minor spelling, formatting and broken-link fixes may be made without a public correction note.
Submit a report
Use the dedicated Report an error form. Submission does not guarantee a change, create a lawyer–client relationship or suspend any legal deadline.