Below are the definitions of the rhetorical roles in indian legal domain enclosed in triple backticks

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Preamble(Label: PRE):	A typical judgement would start with the court name, the details of parties, lawyers and judges' names, Headnotes. This section typically would end with a keyword like (JUDGEMENT or ORDER etc.).

Facts(Label: FAC): This refers to the chronology of events (but not judgement by lower court) that led to filing the case, and how the case evolved over time in the legal system (e.g., First Information Report at a police station, filing an appeal to the Magistrate, etc.), Depositions and proceedings of current court, Summary of lower court proceedings

Ruling by Lower Court (Label: RLC): Judgments given by the lower courts based on which the present appeal was made. The verdict of the lower Court, Analysis & the ratio behind the judgement by the lower Court is annotated with this label.

Issues (Label:ISU): Some judgements mention the key points on which the verdict needs to be delivered. Such Legal Questions Framed by the Court are ISSUES.

Argument by Petitioner (Label: ARP): Arguments by petitioners' lawyers. Precedent cases argued by petitioner lawyers fall under this but when court discusses them later then they belong to either the relied / not relied upon category. E.g. “learned counsel for petitioner argued that …”

Argument by Respondent (Label: ARR): Arguments by respondents lawyers. Precedent cases argued by respondent lawyers fall under this but when court discusses them later then they belong to either the relied / not relied upon category. E.g. “learned counsel for the respondent argued that …”

Analysis (Label: ANA): Courts discussion on the evidence,facts presented or prior cases and statutes. These are views of the court. Discussions on how the law is applicable or not applicable to current case. Observations(non binding) from court. 

Statute (Label: STA): Text in which the court discusses Established laws, which can come from a mixture of sources – Acts , Sections, Articles, Rules, Order, Notices, Notifications, Quotations directly from the bare act, and so on.

Precedent Relied (Label: PRR): Sentences in which the court discusses prior case documents, discussions and decisions which were relied upon by the court for final decisions.

Precedent Not Relied (Label: PRN): Sentences in which the court discusses prior case documents, discussions and decisions which were not relied upon by the court for final decisions. It could be due to the fact that the situation in that case is 