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NotebookLM Litigation Prompts: Striking Out / Preliminary Objections

Short sequential NotebookLM prompts for striking out / preliminary objections using uploaded litigation documents, with source/page grounding and gap checking.

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Use only as a supervised litigation preparation aid. Verify every material point against the uploaded sources and current law.

Prompt

Standing instruction: Answer only from the uploaded sources. Identify the document and page/source supporting each material proposition. Do not invent missing facts. Where the documents conflict, identify the conflict. Distinguish fact, allegation, evidence and submission.

Run these prompts sequentially:
1. Identify pleadings that arguably disclose no reasonable cause of action.
2. Identify allegations that appear scandalous, frivolous, vexatious or unnecessary.
3. Identify parts of the pleading unsupported by pleaded material facts.
4. Identify possible jurisdictional objections disclosed by the documents.
5. Identify locus standi issues appearing from the pleadings and evidence.
6. Identify procedural defects apparent from the cause papers.
7. Summarise the factual basis for a possible striking-out application.

Description

Short sequential NotebookLM prompts for striking out / preliminary objections using uploaded litigation documents, with source/page grounding and gap checking.

These prompts are intended to be run as a series rather than pasted as one long instruction. They work best after the relevant pleadings, affidavits, exhibits, correspondence, bundles, notes of evidence, judgments or appeal papers have been uploaded into the notebook.

Standing instruction

> Standing instruction: Answer only from the uploaded sources. Identify the document and page/source supporting each material proposition. Do not invent missing facts. Where the documents conflict, identify the conflict. Distinguish fact, allegation, evidence and submission.

Prompt series

  1. Identify pleadings that arguably disclose no reasonable cause of action.
  1. Identify allegations that appear scandalous, frivolous, vexatious or unnecessary.
  1. Identify parts of the pleading unsupported by pleaded material facts.
  1. Identify possible jurisdictional objections disclosed by the documents.
  1. Identify locus standi issues appearing from the pleadings and evidence.
  1. Identify procedural defects apparent from the cause papers.
  1. Summarise the factual basis for a possible striking-out application.

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Verification

  • Require document and page/source references for material propositions.
  • Separate facts, allegations, evidence and submissions.
  • Flag contradictions, missing documents and uncertain points.
  • Do not use the output directly for filing without lawyer review.
DifficultyIntermediate
Compatible ModelsNotebookLM, Gemini
Expected OutputA source-grounded working table or issue list responsive to the prompt series, with missing evidence and conflicts identified.
CategoryNotebookLM Litigation Prompts
Prompt StyleShort sequential prompt series
Series Number8
Prompt Count7
Reviewed On2026-10-01
Version1.0