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Private Law Wiki

Answers, search and bank-complaint assessment for wiki.private.law by the Mothership runtime.

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  • ask

    Answer a question by quoting a published wiki article. The answer is extracted verbatim, never generated, and always carries the URL it came from. Returns confident=false with suggested reading when the corpus does not cover the question or when context genuinely conflicts. Bare MSO means the Hong Kong Money Service Operator licence; use Management Services Organization or regulated-practice context for the broader platform concept. Ask in the language you want answered — Russian and English are both first-class.

  • search

    Rank published articles for a query and return them with titles and URLs. Use when you want sources to read rather than a single answer. Search is sense-aware: bare MSO promotes only the Hong Kong Money Service Operator owner, professional-industry context promotes the regulated-practice platform, and genuinely conflicting context returns both with an explicit interpretation object.

  • assess_bank_case

    The complaint desk's deterministic assessment for a frozen account, a closure notice, a document request, a stuck payment or a refused application: what to do now, the escalation ladder of the bank's jurisdiction (bank complaint, ombudsman or regulator, data access request) with each rung judged for this client — open now, after the bank replies, conditional or not open to them — and linked to its primary source, plus deadlines, cautions and the help that fits. Also returns the letters to send — the formal complaint that starts the bank's clock and the data access request, in English with bracketed placeholders the person fills in themselves — and the dates that follow if they go out today. Pass holder whenever it is known: an ombudsman's door depends on whose account it is. Information, not legal advice. Never submit a person's contact details; hand them the complaint URL instead.