Q. How to draft website terms and conditions and privacy policy to avail liability protection?
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A. Liability protection implies that websites and mobile applications have minimum or no liability against potential claims that may arise from users of the mobile apps and websites. Accordingly, it is strongly advisable to have properly drafted terms and conditions and privacy policy published on websites and mobile apps. Specifically, it is important to draft privacy policy with relevant provisions explicitly including details as to how user data is collected, stored and used.
In case of legal disputes, courts may favour companies that have published well-drafted privacy policy, legal disclaimers, terms and conditions on their websites and mobile applications. Subsequently, in case of lawsuits pertaining to Internet laws and cyber laws, such as those involving online transactions facilitated by websites and mobile applications, properly drafted terms and conditions, legal disclaimers and privacy policies would have better chances of enforcement by courts.
Therefore, it is crucial to clearly state on websites and mobile apps that what is allowed and what is not allowed regarding transactions executed via such websites and mobile applications.
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