Terms & Conditions

These Terms & Conditions apply to your use of the CODE AFFAIRS website located at codeaffairs.org.

By accessing, browsing or using this website, you acknowledge that you have read and understood these terms and agree to use the website in accordance with them.

If you do not agree with these terms, you should discontinue use of the website.

This website is intended to provide information about CODE AFFAIRS, our technology services and ways to contact us regarding potential projects or business requirements.

You agree not to use the website in a manner that may:

• Interfere with the normal operation or security of the website.
• Attempt unauthorized access to systems, servers or restricted areas.
• Introduce malicious code, viruses or harmful technologies.
• Submit fraudulent, misleading or unlawful information.
• Copy or misuse website content in a way that infringes intellectual property rights.
• Use automated tools in a way that causes unreasonable load or disruption.

CODE AFFAIRS may provide technology-related services including, but not limited to:

Information displayed on the website is general in nature and does not by itself constitute a binding project agreement, quotation or commitment to provide a specific service.

Submitting a contact form, sending a WhatsApp message, making a phone call or sending an email does not automatically create a contractual relationship between you and CODE AFFAIRS.

Project scope, pricing, timelines, deliverables and other commercial details may be discussed separately and, where applicable, confirmed through a quotation, proposal, statement of work, service agreement or other written communication.

Where CODE AFFAIRS accepts a project, the specific terms for that project may be defined separately from these website Terms & Conditions.

A project-specific agreement or quotation may address matters such as:

If a project-specific written agreement conflicts with these general website terms, the project-specific agreement may govern the relevant project matter.

Successful technology projects often depend on timely and accurate information from the client.

Where relevant to a project, clients may be responsible for:

• Providing accurate project requirements and business information.
• Providing required content, images, logos or brand materials.
• Providing access to systems or accounts necessary for approved project work.
• Reviewing deliverables and providing feedback within agreed timelines.
• Ensuring they have appropriate rights to materials supplied to CODE AFFAIRS.
• Maintaining confidentiality of passwords, credentials and account access shared or created for their systems.

Unless otherwise stated, the CODE AFFAIRS website design, branding, text, graphics and original website materials may be protected by applicable intellectual property rights.

You may view website content for normal informational purposes, but you should not reproduce, redistribute, sell, impersonate or commercially exploit CODE AFFAIRS materials without appropriate permission.

Intellectual property ownership for custom client projects may be addressed separately in the applicable project agreement, quotation or statement of work.

Websites, mobile applications and software projects may depend on third-party products or services such as hosting providers, domain registrars, cloud platforms, APIs, payment providers, email systems, plugins, libraries or external software.

Such third-party services may have their own pricing, terms, limitations, availability and privacy practices.

CODE AFFAIRS does not control independent third-party platforms and cannot guarantee that those services will remain unchanged or continuously available.

CODE AFFAIRS aims to maintain a useful and accessible website, but uninterrupted or error-free operation cannot be guaranteed at all times.

The website may occasionally be unavailable due to maintenance, updates, hosting issues, security measures, internet failures or circumstances outside our reasonable control.

Information on this website is provided for general business and informational purposes. While CODE AFFAIRS aims to keep website information accurate and useful, information may occasionally become incomplete, outdated or subject to change.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, CODE AFFAIRS will not be responsible for indirect or consequential loss arising solely from reliance on general website information or from circumstances outside our reasonable control.

Any specific commitments relating to a paid project should be determined by the applicable project-specific agreement.

The CODE AFFAIRS website may contain links to social media platforms, messaging services or other third-party websites.

External links are provided for convenience. CODE AFFAIRS does not necessarily control or endorse the content, security, availability or practices of independent third-party websites.

CODE AFFAIRS may update these Terms & Conditions when our website, services, business practices or operational requirements change.

The latest version will be published on this page together with an updated revision date.

Continued use of the website after updated terms are published means the website will be used subject to the then-current terms.

These website Terms & Conditions are intended to operate subject to applicable laws and legal requirements in India.

Specific commercial projects may include their own governing law, jurisdiction, dispute resolution or contractual provisions in a separate agreement.