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The first connected record of Mauritian law, ready to use inside Claude and ChatGPT. Every answer cites its source.

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instruments
22,700instruments
judgments
56,000judgments
tribunal decisions
2,500tribunal decisions
courts
9courts

Why this exists

The law of Mauritius is public. It just isn’t connected.

An Act, the Act that amends it, the Proclamation that brings it into force, the judgment that reads it and the guidance that applies it are each published somewhere different. Nothing joins them up.

A lawyer
Joins them by hand, one search at a time, and hopes nothing changed since.
A general AI
Can’t join them at all. It has read almost none of it, so it guesses.
LexTech
Does the joining once, properly, for the whole country.
One provision, todayWhere it is published
  1. 1
    An Act
    Consolidated text
    Revised Laws portal
  2. 2
    The Act amending it
    What changed, and from when
    Government Gazette
  3. 3
    A Proclamation
    Brings it into force
    Government Gazette
  4. 4
    A judgment
    Construes the section
    Supreme Court website
  5. 5
    A tribunal decision
    Applies it to a dispute
    The tribunal’s own website
  6. 6
    Regulator guidance
    How it is enforced in practice
    The regulator’s website

In LexTech, one linked record. The sources are joined wherever they cite, amend or commence one another, so your assistant can follow them in one question.

Where it stands

The first layers are built, and in daily use.

Members of the Bar already use it in live matters. Because the sources are linked, “is this still good law?” is a question your assistant can answer and you can check.

Links already in the record

Amending Actthe provision it changed
Proclamationthe Act it brought into force
Judgmentthe legislation it cites
Legislation
22,700
Acts, regulations and Proclamations
Judgments
56,000
From all 9 court levels, Privy Council to District Courts
Amendment links
40,000
Most traced to the paragraph that made them
Public bodiesBuilding
241
Registered with their founding Acts; not yet searchable
Also live2,500tribunal decisions650regulator guidance documents800Billsand the Hansard record

Counts rounded down.

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  3. 3
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    Your assistant searches the record, cites the section or judgment it used, and says when it can’t find something rather than inventing it. 38 tools do the work.
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Example · Claude with LexTechChecked 2026-08-11

Has section 2 of the Companies Act 2001 been amended, and is it still good law?

In force as amended. Section 2 has been amended twelve times, most recently by the Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2021.

Companies Act 2001, s.2 — 12 verified amendments · status: in force as amended

Every answer names its source, so you can open it and check.

Who it’s for

Lawyers first. Then everyone who acts on Mauritian law.

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    Chambers and firms

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    Institutions and the public

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Plans

Annual billing takes 20% off twelve months; the monthly price is shown beneath each plan. Student and Young Pro are approved by us before they start. Every account starts on Free.

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  • 25 tool calls a day
  • Look up legislation and regulations
  • No point-in-time or case law
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Rs 400/mo

Billed annually · Rs 500 monthly

  • 100 tool calls a day
  • Supreme Court and Privy Council
  • Point-in-time and amendment history
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Young Pro

Rs 2,000/mo

Billed annually · Rs 2,500 monthly

  • 200 tool calls a day
  • All courts, the citator and verification
  • Under 5 years' call or admission
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Rs 4,000/mo

Billed annually · Rs 5,000 monthly

  • 1000 tool calls a day
  • Every research tool
  • Priority support

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Questions people ask

What is the connected record of Mauritian law?
One linked, cited record of Mauritian law: Acts, regulations and Bills, judgments from all 9 court levels, tribunal decisions, regulator guidance and Hansard, joined by amendment, commencement and citation. Public bodies, procedures and places are being added. Your AI client reads it through 38 tools, and every answer cites its source.
Can I start for free, and is there a trial?
Yes. Every account starts on Free: legislation and regulations at 25 tool calls a day, with no card and no end date. Verify your mobile after signup for 14 days on Professional, with every research tool and 1,000 tool calls a day. The account then returns to Free unless you choose a plan.
Is Mauritian case law available online for free?
Not on the Free plan, which covers legislation and regulations. Judgments from all 9 court levels are on the paid plans, and you can try them for 14 days on Professional by verifying your mobile after signup, with no card.
How do I check whether a Mauritian Act is still in force?
Ask your AI client on a paid plan or during the trial. The amendment-history and point-in-time tools return the text as it stood on a given date together with the amending Act, so the answer carries its own citation. Free accounts look up the current published text.
Can Claude or ChatGPT cite Mauritian law accurately?
Not on their own — general models hold little Mauritian material and will approximate. Connected to LexTech Lab over MCP, your client reads the actual corpus and returns the instrument or judgment behind every proposition.
What is the Code Civil Mauricien, and where do I read it?
It is the civil code governing obligations, contract, property and delict in Mauritius, derived from the French Code Civil and amended locally ever since. Query it through any connected AI client.
Do I need a paid Claude or ChatGPT plan?
No. MCP connectors work on the free tiers of the major clients. A paid plan gives you higher client-side limits and stronger models, which helps on long research sessions.

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