NewThe juris connector

Mauritian law, inside the AI you already use.

Add juris to Claude or ChatGPT. Your assistant searches Mauritian legislation and case law, reads the whole judgment, checks a citation and counts a deadline, and every passage it uses comes with its source and its status.

Works with
  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Le Chat
  • Perplexity
  • Cursor

Can I dismiss an employee without notice in Mauritius? Cite the cases.

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juris check_citation 2023 IND 60 is held

Only where the termination is justified, for example for misconduct.

Dismissal without notice and without justification breaches the Workers' Rights Act 2019, and the worker may be owed wages in lieu of notice and severance allowance. 2023 IND 60 2015 IND 8

Source from juris

2023 IND 60

Babita Haurheeram v Cofracy Ltd

Industrial Court of Mauritius10/07/2023Judgment, held in full

An illustration, abridged. The assistant writes the answer; juris supplies the passages, their status and the citation check. Both judgments are real and held in juris.

How it connects

One address, one sign-in, then ask as you always do

No plugin to install and no key to paste. Your assistant signs in to juris the way you sign in with Google, and asks juris when your question needs Mauritian law.

  1. 1

    Request access

    Tell us who you are and which assistant you use. We set up your juris account and send you a link to choose a password.

  2. 2

    Add the address

    In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and add a custom connector. In ChatGPT, turn on developer mode and create a connector. Paste this:

    https://juris.mu/mcp
  3. 3

    Sign in once

    A juris page opens. Sign in, allow access, and you are back in your assistant with juris connected. It stays connected until you remove it.

What your assistant can do

The whole Mauritian record, one question away

Legislation, judgments from the Supreme Court to the District Courts, tribunal decisions and subsidiary instruments, read from the index juris answers from.

Search the law

The passages that answer the question, ranked, each with its status: in force, repealed, amended later, or the newest version of a provision first.

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Read the whole document

Not a snippet: the full text of a judgment or an Act, page by page, so your assistant can read what the court actually said.

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Open an Act's outline

The sections of an Act in order, with the ones later Acts inserted, so a citation lands in its context.

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Check a citation

Is "2015 IND 8" a real judgment juris holds? A citation is checked against the corpus before anyone relies on it.

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Count a deadline

Appeal and notice periods from the rulebook juris keeps, counted to a date, with the provision they come from.

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Ask juris itself

Hand the question to juris and get juris's own answer back: written from Mauritian law, every citation checked, and never a prediction of how a case will end.

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Also: browse the catalogue, open a document's details and outline, list deadline rules, and see what juris holds and what it does not.

Built to be relied on

Sources your assistant cannot quietly invent

Every passage carries its status

An Act that was repealed says so. A provision rewritten by a later Act arrives with the newer text first. A 2018 consolidation is dated. Your assistant sees it before it writes a word.

Read-only, and never a prediction

juris can only be read from, never written to. It gives legal information, not advice, and it never says whether a case will be won or lost.

We count calls, not questions

juris records how many times your account used each tool, for your allowance. It never stores what you asked. Your question does pass through your assistant's provider, Anthropic or OpenAI, before it reaches juris.

Private access

Choose what your assistant gets

Every package connects the same way and sees the same tools. They differ in what juris does for you, and how much. Pricing is set with you while access is private.

Sources

Your assistant does the writing

For people who already work in Claude or ChatGPT and want Mauritian law under it.

  • Search, with every passage's status
  • Full text of judgments and Acts
  • Outlines, citation checks and deadlines

Answers

juris does the writing

For people who want juris's own checked answer, delivered where they already work.

  • juris's answers, every citation checked
  • Outlines, citation checks and deadlines
  • English and French, Kreol in beta

Complete

Both, with the most room

For chambers, in-house teams and heavy daily use.

  • Everything in Sources and Answers
  • The highest daily allowance
  • A direct line to the team building juris

Before you connect

Which assistants does it work with?
Claude on the web, desktop and mobile, and Claude Code. ChatGPT with developer mode, on the plans that offer it. Mistral's Le Chat, Perplexity and Cursor also accept it. Gemini does not offer custom connectors to consumers yet.
Is this legal advice?
No. juris supplies the law and its sources. When your assistant writes the answer, it is the author of what it says, so check the sources it cites. For advice on your matter, speak to a lawyer.
What happens to my questions?
Your assistant sends juris the search it needs. juris answers and keeps only a count of calls per tool against your account. Your conversation itself stays with Anthropic or OpenAI, under their terms.
How much does it cost?
While access is private, we set a price with each account based on the package and how much you use it. Tell us in the form below roughly how you would use it.
We are a law firm.
The connector suits a firm that already works in Claude or ChatGPT. Firms that want matters, a document Vault and workflows have a separate product. See juris for chambers

Request access

Access is private for now, and set up by hand. Tell us a little and we will be in touch within one working day.

Which assistant do you use?

We use these details only to set up and contact you about your juris access. They are kept by us and by the service that sends our emails, and never sold.