Copyright Notice

Copyright Notice for the CaseDocker platform at https://www.casedocker.com

Version 1.0 — effective 27 July 2026

This Copyright Notice is incorporated into, and forms part of, the Terms of Service , which define the capitalised terms used here.

1. Ownership

1.1. © 2026 Coingeit Technologies Private Limited. All rights reserved. The CaseDocker platform, the Website and the CaseDocker Materials — including the software, source code, user interfaces, page layouts, graphics, icons, text, templates, workflows, documentation, compilations and databases — are protected by the Copyright Act, 1957, the Trade Marks Act, 1999, and other applicable intellectual property laws in India and elsewhere.

1.2. "CaseDocker", "CDGenie", the CaseDocker logo and our other marks are trade marks of Coingeit Technologies Private Limited. They may not be used without our prior written consent, except to refer factually to our products and services.

1.3. Certain material available through the Services is owned by third-party content providers and licensed to us for distribution to our customers. That material remains the property of its owner and no ownership in it passes to you.

2. Government works and public records

2.1. The text of statutes, rules, notifications, judgments and orders reproduced through the Services originates from courts, tribunals, regulators and government sources. Under section 52(1)(q) of the Copyright Act, 1957, the reproduction of certain such material does not constitute infringement.

2.2. Our selection, arrangement, tagging, indexing, headnotes, summaries, cross-references and other enrichment of that material are our original work and are protected by copyright as a compilation, independently of the underlying material.

2.3. Material retrieved from public sources may be incomplete, delayed or superseded, and must be verified against the certified or official record before it is relied on. See clause 12 of the Terms of Service .

3. What you may do

During your Subscription Term, and subject to the Terms of Service , you and your Authorised Users may:

• view, download, print and store material from the Services for use in your business and professional practice;

• use documents, reports, extracts and analyses you generate through the Services in the ordinary course of your work, including filing them with courts, tribunals and regulators;

• share those outputs with your clients, counterparties, advisers and other participants in the matter concerned;

• quote or excerpt reasonable portions in your own work product, with attribution to CaseDocker where the material is ours.

4. What you may not do

• republish, redistribute, sell, sublicense or make available the CaseDocker Materials or Third-Party Data to any person other than as permitted in section 3;

• store material from the Services in another searchable or archival database, or use it to build or train a competing product, dataset or model;

• scrape, harvest or systematically extract material other than through interfaces or APIs we provide for that purpose;

• remove, obscure or alter any copyright notice, attribution, watermark or other proprietary marking, including on printouts and downloaded files;

• frame the Website, or present our material in a way that hides its source or implies an association or endorsement that does not exist.

5. Your own content

You own the copyright in your Customer Content. We claim no ownership of it. Our right to handle it is limited to what is necessary to provide the Services to you, as set out in clause 6 of the Terms of Service .

6. Linking to the Website

You may link to the Website provided the link does not frame or obscure our pages, does not remove or hide any notice, and does not imply an association, sponsorship or endorsement that does not exist. We may ask you to remove a link that does not meet these conditions, and you agree to do so.

7. Reporting an infringement

If you believe material available through the Services infringes your copyright or other rights, write to our Grievance Officer at [email protected] , including:

• your name, address, telephone number and email address;

• identification of the work you say has been infringed, and of the material on the Services you say infringes it, with enough detail for us to locate it;

• sufficient detail of your ownership of, or authority to act for the owner of, the right concerned;

• a statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not authorised by the owner, its agent or the law; and

• a statement that the information in your notice is accurate.

We will acknowledge your notice within 24 hours and dispose of it within 15 days, in line with the Grievance Redressal Policy . We may remove or disable access to material while we investigate, and we will notify the person who provided it so they may respond. Where a complaint concerns material inside a customer's account, we will refer it to that customer and act ourselves where required by law or by an order of a competent authority.

8. Permission requests

To request permission to use our material beyond what section 3 allows, write to [email protected] with a description of the material, the intended use, the audience and the duration. Permission is not granted unless we give it in writing.

9. Enforcement

We reserve all remedies available at law and in equity for infringement of our rights, including injunctive relief, damages and account of profits, and the right to suspend or terminate access under clause 16 of the Terms of Service . All rights not expressly granted are reserved.