Effective Date: 24 August 2026
Website: BusinessLawyer.co.in
Legal Entity: Oriental Corporate Service (OCS)
Business Group: OCS Business Group

1. Acceptance of Terms

Welcome to BusinessLawyer.co.in, an online business consultancy and process-facilitation platform operated by Oriental Corporate Service (“OCS”).

By accessing the Website, creating an account, purchasing a service, uploading documents, requesting consultation, making payment or otherwise using the Platform, you agree to be bound by these Terms & Conditions, together with the Privacy Policy, Refund Policy and other applicable Website policies.

If you do not agree with these Terms, you should not use the Website or purchase services through the Platform.

2. Nature of BusinessLawyer.co.in

BusinessLawyer.co.in is a digital consultancy and facilitation platform.

OCS provides assistance relating to services including, depending upon availability and applicable requirements:

The exact service included in a particular purchase shall be determined by the service description, quotation, order details and applicable service package.

3. No Government Affiliation

OCS is not a Government Department, statutory authority, regulatory authority, court, registrar, licensing authority or Government certification body.

Use of terms such as “registration”, “licence”, “certificate”, “approval”, “filing” or “application” describes the service/process being facilitated and does not imply that OCS itself issues the relevant Government approval or certificate.

Final approval, rejection, verification, processing time and issuance of a certificate/licence/registration remain under the control of the concerned authority or independent certification body.

4. Consultancy and Facilitation Role

OCS may:

• Explain procedural requirements.

• Collect required information.

• Review documents for basic completeness.

• Prepare application forms.

• Coordinate filing.

• Submit applications where authorised.

• Track application status.

• Communicate with relevant authorities where permitted.

• Coordinate corrections/clarifications.

• Provide completed documents/certificates received through the relevant process.

The scope does not constitute a guarantee of a particular legal or regulatory outcome.

5. User Account

Certain services require the user to create an account.

The user is responsible for:

1. Providing accurate registration information.

2. Maintaining confidentiality of login credentials.

3. Preventing unauthorised access.

4. Updating inaccurate information.

5. Informing OCS of suspected unauthorised access.

OCS may suspend or restrict an account where there is reasonable evidence of fraud, misuse, security risk, unlawful activity or violation of these Terms.

6. Service Selection and Order

The user selects the required service through the Website.

Before payment, the user should review:

• Service scope;

• Price;

• Applicable Government fees;

• Taxes;

• Required documents;

• Expected process;

• Important exclusions;

• Refund conditions.

Payment and order confirmation constitute acceptance of the applicable service terms.

7. Document Submission

Clients are required to provide documents through the prescribed Portal or service submission process.

Applications and filings are prepared based on the information and documents formally submitted for the relevant service.

For avoidance of doubt:

The official service file shall be based on the documents and information submitted through the prescribed BusinessLawyer/OCS process and accepted for processing, and not automatically on every document or instruction informally transmitted through WhatsApp, email, telephone or other communication channels.

Clients must ensure that documents are:

• Genuine;

• Complete;

• Legible;

• Current;

• Legally valid;

• Consistent with the information supplied.

OCS may request replacement or clarification where documents are incomplete or unsuitable.

8. Client Responsibility for Accuracy

The client remains responsible for the truthfulness and legality of information supplied.

OCS shall not be responsible for rejection, delay, objection, penalty or other consequence resulting from:

• False information;

• Incorrect information;

• Forged documents;

• Expired documents;

• Missing documents;

• Material omissions;

• Client-provided errors;

• Failure to respond to clarification requests.

9. Application Filing

After required documents and information are received, OCS may prepare and process the relevant application.

Where legally or technically required, the client may need to:

• Verify information;

• Sign documents;

• Complete KYC;

• Provide OTP authentication;

• Appear before an authority;

• Provide additional documents;

• Respond to an objection;

• Complete a biometric or physical verification.

OCS employees may contact clients through registered phone, email or WhatsApp for service coordination.

10. OTP and Authentication

Some applications require OTP authentication.

Where possible, the client should enter OTP directly into the relevant authorised system.

Where the client expressly authorises assistance through a communication channel, OCS may coordinate the authentication process for the specific service.

OCS does not require clients to disclose unnecessary passwords, banking PINs, UPI PINs or card security information.

11. Government and Authority Decisions

The concerned authority may:

• Approve;

• Reject;

• Keep an application pending;

• Raise objections;

• Request additional documents;

• Require physical verification;

• Delay processing;

• Cancel or suspend a licence/registration;

• Modify its procedural requirements.

Such decisions are outside the direct control of OCS.

Accordingly, OCS does not guarantee that every application will be approved or completed within a specific period.

12. Processing Timeline

Any timeline displayed on the Website, quotation, service page or communication is an indicative processing timeline unless expressly stated otherwise.

Government holidays, technical issues, authority workload, verification, objections, document deficiencies, policy changes and third-party delays may extend the processing period.

13. Pending Documents and Service Hold

If documents or information required from the client remain pending, OCS may place the service on hold.

A service may remain on hold for up to 40 days while awaiting required information/documents, unless a different period is expressly communicated for a particular service.

The service may not proceed until the required documents/information are received and accepted.

Applicable payment/refund conditions continue to apply during such hold period.

14. Payment Policy

Only payments made:

• Directly through BusinessLawyer.co.in;

• Through an official payment link generated/authorised by BusinessLawyer.co.in; or

• Through another officially authorised payment method communicated by OCS,

shall be treated as valid payments for the relevant service.

Payments made through an unofficial QR code, personal UPI ID, personal bank account, unauthorised payment link or direct transfer not authorised through the Website may not be recognised as a valid BusinessLawyer transaction.

Clients should verify the payment details before making payment.

15. Government Fees and Taxes

Government fees, statutory charges, filing fees, stamp duty, taxes, professional charges of independent authorities and other statutory amounts may be separate from OCS professional/service fees.

Where a statutory or Government amount has already been paid or deposited for processing, such amount is generally non-refundable by OCS and remains subject to the rules of the relevant authority.

16. Refunds

Refunds shall be governed by the separate Refund Policy published on BusinessLawyer.co.in.

Where service processing has commenced, payment shall generally be treated as non-refundable except where a refund is specifically permitted under the Refund Policy or applicable law.

Nothing in these Terms shall exclude any mandatory statutory right available to a consumer under applicable law.

17. Authority Rejection, Cancellation or Delay

OCS shall not be liable merely because a Government department, licensing authority, certification body or other competent authority:

• Rejects an application;

• Cancels an application;

• Keeps an application pending;

• Raises an objection;

• Delays processing;

• Changes requirements;

• Requires additional documentation;

• Refuses to issue a certificate/licence/registration.

The client acknowledges that such decisions are made by independent authorities.

18. OCS Filing Error

If a service is rejected solely because of a material filing mistake demonstrably caused by OCS, the client may submit a written claim supported by valid documentary evidence.

OCS may review the application record and determine the appropriate corrective action or refund, subject to the service terms and applicable law.

A refund claim cannot be based solely on dissatisfaction, Government delay, change of mind, client error or authority decision.

19. Paid Consultation

Users may purchase paid consultation through available audio, video or chat facilities.

Consultation is provided according to the selected package and does not automatically include filing, representation, documentation or Government submission unless expressly included.

Information provided during consultation is based on the facts supplied by the client and should not be treated as a guarantee of a particular legal or regulatory outcome.

20. Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise stated, Website content including:

• Logos;

• Brand names;

• Text;

• Graphics;

• Designs;

• Layout;

• Images;

• Software;

• Databases;

• Service descriptions;

• Website structure;

is owned by or licensed to OCS and protected under applicable intellectual-property laws.

Users may not copy, reproduce, sell, republish, scrape, distribute or commercially exploit Website content without prior written permission.

21. Prohibited Use

Users must not:

• Use the Website for unlawful purposes.

• Submit forged documents.

• Misrepresent identity.

• Attempt unauthorised access.

• Interfere with Website security.

• Upload malicious code.

• Scrape or copy protected content.

• Abuse employees or consultants.

• Attempt fraudulent transactions.

• Use the Platform for money laundering or unlawful activity.

• Submit applications containing knowingly false information.

22. Third-Party Services

Certain services may involve Government portals, payment gateways, certification bodies, technology providers, courier services or other third parties.

OCS is not responsible for failures caused exclusively by independent third-party systems beyond its reasonable control.

23. Limitation of Liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, OCS shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential or special losses arising from:

• Government delay;

• Authority rejection;

• Regulatory changes;

• Third-party failure;

• Client-provided incorrect information;

• Technical interruption beyond reasonable control;

• Unauthorised acts caused by the client’s failure to protect account credentials.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

24. Force Majeure

OCS shall not be liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond reasonable control, including:

• Natural disasters;

• War;

• Civil disturbance;

• Government restrictions;

• Epidemics/pandemics;

• Cyber incidents;

• Internet or infrastructure failures;

• Government portal outages;

• Strikes;

• Major technology failures.

25. Privacy and Confidentiality

Client information shall be handled according to the Privacy Policy.

OCS does not sell client personal information or documents.

Information may be processed or disclosed where necessary for service fulfilment, legal compliance, authorised third-party processing, payment processing, security or lawful government requirements.

26. Electronic Communications

Users agree that service-related communications may be sent electronically through:

• Email;

• SMS;

• Telephone;

• WhatsApp;

• Portal notifications;

• Other authorised electronic channels.

Electronic records may be maintained as part of the service file, subject to applicable law.

The Information Technology Act, 2000 provides the legal framework for electronic records and electronic transactions in India.

27. Consumer Rights

Nothing in these Terms is intended to unlawfully restrict rights available under applicable consumer-protection legislation.

The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 provides a statutory framework for consumer protection and consumer dispute redressal in India.

28. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

These Terms shall be governed by the laws applicable in India.

Subject to applicable law and any mandatory jurisdiction granted to a competent statutory or consumer forum, disputes arising from services provided by OCS shall, to the extent legally permissible, be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent courts at Abohar, Punjab.

Nothing in this clause is intended to prevent a consumer from exercising any mandatory statutory remedy or jurisdiction that cannot legally be waived by contract.

29. Changes to Terms

OCS may update these Terms to reflect changes in:

• Law;

• Regulations;

• Government procedures;

• Services;

• Technology;

• Business operations.

Updated Terms shall be published on the Website.

30. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is found invalid or unenforceable by a competent authority, the remaining provisions shall continue to operate to the extent legally permissible.

31. Entire Agreement

These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy, Refund Policy, applicable service description, quotation and order information, constitute the principal contractual framework governing use of the Platform and purchase of services.

32. Final Acknowledgement

By making payment or using BusinessLawyer.co.in, the client confirms that:

• The client has reviewed the service scope.

• The client understands that OCS is a consultancy/facilitation organisation.

• The client understands that final Government/authority decisions are outside OCS’s control.

• The client will provide genuine and accurate documents.

• The client understands the applicable payment and refund conditions.

• The client agrees to the Website policies.

Last Updated: 24 August 2026

This document should be reviewed by an Indian-qualified legal professional before publication, particularly against OCS’s actual contracts, payment flow, grievance mechanism, data-processing practices and current regulatory requirements.