Procuro distinguishes law in force from historical, repealed or merely related provisions, and prefers current law.
Search a body of legislation for a rule and you will find several versions of it, some superseded years ago — and a confident answer drawn from a repealed provision is worse than no answer. Procuro separates law in force from historical, repealed and merely related provisions, and prefers what currently applies.
Separates law in force from repealed provisions.
Flags historical or merely related material as such.
Prefers current law when versions compete.
Runs on a versioned knowledge base of official documents.
Reduces the risk of acting on a superseded rule.
Procuro prefers the law in force and distinguishes it from historical or repealed versions.
Where they matter, but identified as historical rather than presented as current.
It is a curated, versioned set of official documents rather than an open crawl.
Answers only from official texts collected from e-qanun.az — never invented.
Each answer names the document, article and clause it came from.
Tailors the answer to the procuring entity or to the supplier or bidder.
Answers in the language you ask in, over Azerbaijani-language source law.
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