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Terms & Conditions

For any website or app that needs clear usage rules, liability limits, and the specific disclosures required for e-commerce.

  • E-Commerce Rules disclosures — often missed by generic templates
  • Limitation of liability with proper carve-outs
  • User content and account termination rules
  • DPDP-aligned personal data handling note
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✓ Main agreement (PDF)
✓ E-commerce disclosure checklist
✓ Verification Passport (below)
Who this is for

Website and app owners

Any business with an online presence that needs clear, legally grounded usage terms for visitors and users.

E-commerce sellers

Businesses selling products or services online, where specific regulatory disclosures are required beyond generic terms.

Verification passport

What we actually checked, and when.

Live verification record TERMS & CONDITIONS
Researched and verified by Rakesh Jaiswar, LLB student, Mumbai
E-commerce disclosure requirements
Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020 · checked 1 Sep 2026
✓ VERIFIED
Dark Patterns prohibition, actively enforced
CCPA Guidelines on Dark Patterns, 2023, Sec 18(1) — confirmed ₹20 lakh in penalties issued as of Aug 2026
✓ VERIFIED
Limitation of liability, carve-outs
Indian Contract Act, 1872, Sec 73-74 · checked 25 Aug 2026
✓ VERIFIED
Personal data handling note
DPDP Act, 2023 — phased commencement through 2027
✓ VERIFIED
Country of Origin disclosure (packaged physical goods only)
Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Amendment Rules, 2026 — Country of Origin filter commences 1 July 2027 (pushed from original 1 July 2026 date by Second Amendment, G.S.R. 312(E), 27 Apr 2026)
⚠ CONDITIONAL
Responsible director naming, annual registration updates (already in force)
Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Third Amendment Rules, 2026, G.S.R. 418(E), effective 1 June 2026
✓ VERIFIED
If you sell packaged physical goods online, separate 2026 Legal Metrology amendments apply — the Country of Origin disclosure requirement now commences 1 July 2027 (pushed back from the original 2026 date), while accountability requirements naming a responsible director are already in force since June 2026. This is a different regulation from the core E-Commerce Rules above, and only applies if you sell packaged physical products, not digital services alone.
The CCPA's Dark Patterns guidelines are genuinely, actively enforced — not a theoretical rule. Confirmed penalties (₹20 lakh combined, as of August 2026) have already been issued against e-commerce platforms. Avoid manipulative UI patterns like false urgency, hidden costs, or forced continuity in your own site design — this Terms & Conditions document alone doesn't protect you if your actual website's design violates these guidelines.
Before you sign this document:
1. Update the jurisdiction. This template is drafted with placeholder city/state fields — replace them with your own business's actual location, not any example city shown in the document.
2. Print on valid stamp paper. This PDF is a drafting template, not an executable legal document on its own. Under the Indian Stamp Act, most agreements need to be printed on physical stamp paper (or e-stamped) of the correct value for your state before signing — an unstamped agreement may be inadmissible as evidence until the deficiency is paid. Confirm the correct stamp duty and process for your state before execution.
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