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Lex Escape Room

Legal games for law students, advocates and paralegals

Six locked rooms. One client file. Solve each room to unlock the next, from the first client brief to a case file ready for review. Every wrong answer opens the statutory provision that explains the right one.

A hall of justice with screens for every branch of law

How a legal escape room works

  1. The Mystery — Sort the facts from the distractions and name the legal issue.
  2. The Evidence Vault — Match evidence to facts, spot the inconsistency and build a verified chronology.
  3. The Statute Library — Find the governing Acts and the sections that decide the case.
  4. Decode the Section — Break the provision into conditions, exceptions, procedure and time limits, and apply it.
  5. The Decision Chamber — Choose the right next step: evidence, notice, application, reply or escalation.
  6. The Final Submission — Assemble the case file for a supervising lawyer: chronology, provisions, evidence, deadlines and open questions.

It is a learning game, not an exam. You earn XP, keep a streak and collect statute cards for every provision you learn.

Legal games by practice area

Criminal LawsFree

The Sixty-Day Clock

Default bail under BNSS s.187

Arun Prakash, a used-car dealer in Coimbatore, was arrested on a complaint that he took ₹9.5 lakh as advance for a car he never delivered. The FIR invokes cheating under s.318(4) …

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Family & MatrimonialFree

Six Months Too Long

Waiver of the six-month period in mutual consent divorce

Kavya and Vignesh married under Hindu rites in Chennai and have lived apart for about two years. Both want a divorce by mutual consent and have settled alimony and custody of thei…

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Succession, Wills & TrustsFree

The Conditional Gift

Revoking a conditional gift under the Senior Citizens Act

In 2022 Saraswathi executed a registered settlement deed giving her Mylapore flat to her son Ramesh. She says he promised to look after her. Since August 2025 he has stopped payin…

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Property & Real EstateFree

The Missing Keys

RERA refund for delayed possession

The Iyers booked a 3-BHK in “Lotus Grove”, a registered project on OMR, Chennai, and have paid ₹62 lakh. Possession was due by 31 December 2024. The builder now says the flat will…

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Civil LitigationFree

The Locked Door

Setting aside an ex parte decree under Order IX Rule 13 CPC

A supplier sued Sundar Traders in the City Civil Court, Chennai, for ₹2.6 lakh. Sundar says he never received the summons. The court passed an ex parte decree, and he found out on…

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Corporate, Commercial & ADRFree

The Award Beyond

Challenging an arbitral award under section 34

Nila Infra lost an arbitration with its subcontractor. The sole arbitrator awarded ₹1.9 crore, including ₹42 lakh for “loss of reputation”, which the subcontractor never claimed. …

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Banking, Insolvency & RecoveryFree

The Bounced Promise

Cheque bounce under section 138 NI Act

A retailer, Murugan Stores, gave Vel Agencies a cheque for ₹4.5 lakh towards supplies. The cheque was returned unpaid, marked “Funds insufficient”. Vel wants to prosecute.

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Labour & EmploymentFree

The Committee That Wasn’t

POSH Act Internal Committee and complaints

An analyst at Brightwave, Pooja, has complained in writing to HR about repeated inappropriate messages and comments from her team lead. HR wants to start an inquiry at once. The c…

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Consumer & InsuranceFree

The Moratorium

Health insurance claim rejection and the moratorium

Raghavan has held a family floater health policy with the same insurer since 1 April 2020, renewed without a break. He was hospitalised in February 2026 and the bill came to ₹6.8 …

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Taxation & GSTFree

The Late Notice

Time-barred GST show cause notice under section 73

Kaveri Textiles received a show cause notice under s.73 of the CGST Act dated 15 Jan 2026, proposing to reverse ₹11.2 lakh of input tax credit for FY 2021-22 because some supplier…

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Cyber, IP & Data PrivacyFree

Six Hours

Ransomware and CERT-In six-hour reporting

At 9:00 a.m. on 3 Feb 2026, ransomware encrypted MediQuick’s appointment server, which holds patient names, phone numbers and diagnoses. The IT team noticed at 4:00 p.m. The attac…

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Constitutional & WritsFree

No Hearing Given

Writ petition for breach of natural justice

The Municipal Commissioner cancelled Selvi Catering’s trade licence by an order dated 2 Feb 2026, citing “complaints from residents”. No notice was issued and no hearing given. Th…

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🔒 Annual plan

Fresh games, every time

On the annual plan, Lawbeez deals a new game whenever you want: single-area cases using several Acts, cross-area cases and games built on landmark judgments such as Lalita Kumari, Arnesh Kumar, Vineeta Sharma and Shreya Singhal.

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Frequently asked questions

Are these legal games free?

Yes. The classic Lex Escape Room games marked Free can be played at no cost after you create an account. Games that are generated fresh by AI, case-law games and translations need the annual plan.

Who are the legal games for?

Law students, junior advocates, paralegals, legal interns and anyone preparing for judiciary, AIBE or law entrance exams who wants to apply Indian law to facts.

Are the cases real?

No. Every client, date and document is fictional. The statutory provisions are summarised for learning and should be checked against the official text.

Which laws do the games cover?

Criminal law (BNS, BNSS, BSA), family law, succession, property and RERA, civil procedure, arbitration, banking and cheque dishonour, labour codes and POSH, consumer protection, GST and income tax, IT Act and data protection, and constitutional writs.

Can I play on my phone?

Yes. The games work in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers.