Terms and Conditions

Please read these Terms of Use (“Terms”, “Terms of Use”) carefully before using the softroo.com website (the “Service”) operated by SOFTROO (“us”, “we”, or “our”). Disclaimer: Please be advised that I am an AI and cannot provide legal advice. These terms have been modified based on the information you provided but may not fully comply with the specific laws and regulations applicable to a sole proprietorship operating in Thiruvarur, Tamil Nadu, India. It is strongly recommended that you consult with a legal professional in your region to review and adapt these terms to ensure they are legally sound and protect your business interests. Your access to and use of the Service is conditioned on your acceptance of and compliance with these Terms. These Terms apply to all visitors, users and others who access or use the Service. By accessing or using the Service you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you disagree with any part of the terms then you may not access the Service. 1) Scope 1.1 These General Terms & Conditions of SOFTROO (Sole Proprietor) shall apply to all contracts of the Seller and a contracting partner (hereinafter “Customer”) on the sale, delivery and temporary provision of digital contents, digital goods and non-digital goods (hereinafter collectively also “Goods”). To the extent that the Seller also offers services, the Seller shall render them exclusively as ancillary service to the aforementioned purchase contracts. Deviating, conflicting or complementing General Terms & Provisions of the Customer shall become part of a contract only if and to the extent that the Seller expressly consented to their application. A tacit recognition of General Terms & Conditions of the Customer by the Seller by conclusive behaviour shall be excluded. Such consent requirement shall apply in any case, including, for example, if the Seller unconditionally renders services towards the Customer while being aware of the Customer’s General Terms & Conditions. 1.2 These GTC shall apply towards both consumers (as defined under applicable law in Tamil Nadu, India) and other businesses (as defined under applicable law in Tamil Nadu, India). Unless the GTC below contain separate notes, any and all terms shall equally apply to contracts with other businesses and consumers. Where individual terms do not apply to consumers at all or only in modified form, this shall be expressly mentioned as per the relevant consumer protection laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 1.3 These terms shall also apply to future contractual relationships between the Customer and the Seller where the Customer is another business. 1.4 Digital contents in the sense hereof shall be all digital services, except for digital Goods, any digitally existing access codes, product keys or other digitally existing information. 1.5 Digital Goods in the sense hereof shall be any software not existing on a physical data carrier that is provided by the Seller for downloading, where appropriate with certain rights of use being granted under cl. 5 and 6. 1.6 Non-digital Goods in the sense hereof shall be any software existing on a physical data carrier that is distributed in physical form by the Seller, where appropriate with certain rights of use being granted under cl. 5 and 6, as well as other physical products. 1.7 The Seller operates an online shop via an own website (hereinafter “Online Shop”). In addition, the Seller also sells products via various marketplaces, such as ebay.de, rakuten.de or rueducommerce.fr (hereinafter individually “Marketplace” and collectively “Marketplaces”). 1.8 By sending the purchase order under cl. 2.2, the Customer shall agree with these GTC, subject to the applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. . 2) Contract Conclusion 2.1 The contract conclusion with regard to a purchase via the Seller’s Online Shop shall not yet materialise with the Customer placing the purchase order. The Customer’s purchase order shall rather be the submission of an offer for contract conclusion. The prices, price quotes and descriptions of Goods or other services specified and mentioned in the Seller’s Online Shop shall not be an offer. 2.2 The contract conclusion for a purchase via one of the Marketplaces shall materialise with the Customer placing the purchase order, subject to the applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 2.3 Before bindingly placing the purchase order, the Customer may detect possible input errors by carefully reading the information displayed on the screen. An effective technical means of better detecting input errors in this context may be the zoom function of the browser which allows to enlarge the display on the screen. The Customer may correct his entries during the electronic order process via the usual keyboard and mouse functions until clicking on the button completing the order process. 2.4 The order confirmation for a purchase via the Online Shop shall not constitute acceptance of the purchase offer by the Seller. In this case, a contract between the Seller and the Customer shall materialise only by another action of the Seller under cl. 2.5, subject to the applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 2.5 The Seller may accept the Customer’s offer within a reasonable timeframe as per the applicable contract laws in Tamil Nadu, India by: a) personally delivering or having a trading partner (e.g. Amazon EU S.à.r.l.) deliver the ordered Goods to the Customer, with receipt of the Goods by the Customer prevailing, or b) requesting payment from the Customer by separate communication after submission of the Customer’s purchase order. This shall also include the selection of a payment method in the order process by which the ordered Goods shall be paid before shipping. If several of the aforementioned alternatives exist, the contract shall be concluded upon occurrence of the first of these alternatives, subject to the applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 2.6 The timeframe for accepting the offer under cl. 2.5 shall start on the day after the Customer sending the offer and shall end within a reasonable period as per the applicable contract laws in Tamil Nadu, India. If the Seller does not accept the Customer’s offer within the aforementioned timeframe, the offer shall be deemed rejected, with the Customer no longer being bound to the Customer’s declaration of intent, subject to the applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 2.7 The contract may be concluded only in the English language, unless otherwise required by applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 2.8 If the Customer indicates an e-mail address for contract handling, the Customer must ensure that the e-mails sent by the Seller can be received under such address. When using spam filters, the Customer must ensure, in particular, that these are configured properly so that the e-mails sent by the Seller or by third parties engaged by the Seller for order handling can be delivered. In doing so, the Seller or the third party engaged by the Seller for order handling shall create the e-mails such that they are not objectively suitable by their external appearance, in particular their text pattern profile, for purporting a spam message, subject to the applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India regarding electronic communication. . 3) Subject of the Contract 3.1 The Seller shall provide the Customer with Goods as described. The Seller shall render services only as ancillary service to contracts on the delivery of Goods, as specifically agreed. The agreed nature of the service shall prevail. When rendering services, the Seller shall make use, at the Sellers’ option, of its employees, subcontractors or other agents, in accordance with applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 3.2 For a contract on the delivery of non-digital Goods, the Seller’s service shall be based on the description indicated in the Seller’s Online Shop or respective Marketplace. Reference is made to the regulations on the retention of title under cl. 10, subject to applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India regarding the sale of goods. For a contract on the delivery of software (hereinafter “Software Purchase”), the Seller shall owe the permanent transfer of the software specified in the licence certificate, subject to the terms therein and applicable intellectual property laws in India. The Seller shall owe the transfer of one item of the software on a suitable data carrier, such as a CD-ROM, Blu-ray disc or USB stick, as well as the transfer of a printed or downloadable version of the associated user documentation, as agreed upon. Before the purchase price is paid in full under cl. 8, any and all data carriers as well as the user documentation handed over shall be subject to the Seller’s retention of title, as per cl. 10 and applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. The respective product description in the Seller’s Online Shop or respective Marketplace shall prevail for the nature of the software. The Seller shall further owe the granting of rights under cl. 4. 3.3 For a contract on the delivery of digital Goods, the Seller shall owe: a) for a contract on the delivery of software (hereinafter “Software Purchase”), the permanent transfer of the software specified in the licence certificate in object code, subject to the terms therein and applicable intellectual property laws in India. The Seller shall owe the demonstration of a possibility for downloading the software as well as the transfer of a printed or downloadable version of the associated user documentation, as agreed upon. Before the purchase price is paid in full under cl. 8, the user documentation handed over shall be subject to the Seller’s retention of title, as per cl. 10 and applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. The respective product description in the Seller’s Online Shop or resolution Marketplace shall define the condition of the software. The Seller shall further owe the granting of rights under cl. 4. b) for a contract on the temporary provision of software (hereinafter “Software Leasing”), the temporary provision of the software specified in the licence certificate in object code, subject to the terms therein and applicable intellectual property laws in India. The Seller shall owe the demonstration of a possibility for downloading the software as well as the transfer of a printed or downloadable version of the associated user documentation, as agreed upon. Before the purchase price is paid in full under cl. 8, the user documentation handed over shall be subject to the Seller’s retention of title, as per cl. 10 and applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. The respective product description in the Seller’s Online Shop or respective Marketplace shall define the condition of the software. The Seller shall further owe the granting of rights under cl. 5. 3.4 For a contract on the delivery of a digital content, the Seller shall owe the provision of the digital content. The use of the digital content sent to the Customer shall be subject to the provisions of the relevant provider’s respective terms of use applicable to the use and the applicable laws in India. The use of the digital content shall be subject to the condition precedent of the full purchase price payment under cl. 8. The Seller may also provisionally permit use before such date. 3.5 The Seller shall owe services exclusively as contractual or post-contractual ancillary service to the aforementioned primary obligations and only upon separate consultation with the Customer. 3.6 The delivery of the respective contract object shall be governed by cl. 9, subject to applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India regarding delivery. 3.7 If the Seller is prevented or completely excluded from performing its contractual services since employees, documents, data or devices of the Customer are not available in a reasonable or only in an unsatisfactory manner or the Customer fails to meet the Customer’s duty of cooperation, including compliance with dates, by wilful intent or negligence, the Seller shall be entitled to charge the resulting additional expenditure to the Customer, as per the terms of the contract and applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 3.8 If the Customer is another business, timely and correct self-delivery shall remain reserved if the Seller is not responsible for any untimely and incorrect self-delivery, subject to applicable laws in Tamil Nadu, India. . 4) Granting of Rights for a Contract on the Delivery of Software 4.1 This cl. 4 shall exclusively apply to contracts on the purchase of software under cl. 3.2 as well as 3.3 a), subject to applicable intellectual property laws in India. 4.2 Upon full payment of the purchase price under cl. 8, the Customer shall obtain a non-exclusive, permanent right to use the Goods to the extent granted in the contract and the license terms, subject to applicable intellectual property laws in India. The Seller may also provisionally permit use of the Goods before such date. The Goods may only be used simultaneously by the maximum number of natural persons that equals the Goods acquired by the Customer, as specified in the license. The permissible use shall comprise the installation of the software, the loading into the RAM as well as the authorised use by the Customer, as per the license terms. The Customer shall have no right to lease or sub-licence, publicly reproduce or make publicly available by wire or wireless means the acquired Goods or to provide them to third parties free of charge or against a fee, except as expressly permitted by the license and applicable laws in India. Cl. 4.5 shall remain unaffected, subject to applicable laws in India. 4.3 The Customer shall be entitled to create a backup copy of the software if this is necessary to ensure future use, as permitted by applicable laws in India. 4.4 The Customer shall be entitled to decompile or reproduce the software only to the extent that this is provided for by law in India. This shall apply only under the condition, however, that upon request the Seller failed to provide the Customer with the information required to that end within a reasonable period of time, as per applicable laws in India. 4.5 The Customer shall be entitled to permanently transfer the acquired copy of the software to a third party including handing over the documentation, provided the Customer complies with the terms of the license and applicable laws in India. In this case, the Customer shall completely cease using the software, shall remove any and all installed copies of the software from the Customer’s computers and shall delete or hand over to the Seller any and all copies existing on other data carriers, unless the Customer is bound by law in India to a longer storage. At the Seller’s request, the Customer shall confirm full implementation of the aforementioned measures to the Seller in writing or, where appropriate, shall state the reasons for any longer retention to the Seller, as per applicable laws in India. Furthermore, the Customer shall expressly agree with the third party compliance with the scope of the granted rights under this cl. 4 and the license terms, subject to applicable laws in India. Any splitting of acquired volume packages shall not be permissible, unless explicitly agreed upon. 4.6 If the Customer uses the software to any extent exceeding the right of use acquired with the Goods in terms of quality (regarding the type of permitted use) or quantity (regarding the number of users), the Customer shall without undue delay acquire the further Goods required for a permitted use. Otherwise, the Seller will assert the rights entitled to the Seller under the contract and applicable laws in India. 4.7 Copyright notices, serial numbers as well as other features serving programme identification must be neither removed from the software nor altered, as per applicable intellectual property laws in India. . 5) Granting of Rights for Contract on the Temporary Provision of Software 5.1 This cl. 5 shall exclusively apply to contracts on the temporary provision of software under cl. 3.3 b), subject to applicable intellectual property laws in India and the terms of the software license. 5.2 Upon full payment of the agreed fees under cl. 8, the Customer shall obtain the non-exclusive, non-transferable and non-sub-licensable right to use the Goods temporarily during the term of the contract to the extent granted in the contract and the licence certificate, subject to applicable intellectual property laws in India. The Seller may also provisionally permit use of the Goods before such date. The duration of the temporary term of the contract shall be governed by the respective details in the Seller’s Online Shop or respective Marketplace or the selection to be made by the Customer for the term prior to the conclusion of the contract. The permissible use shall comprise the installation of the software, the loading into the RAM as well as the authorised use by the Customer, as per the license terms. The Customer shall have no right to lease or sub-licence, publicly reproduce or make publicly available by wire or wireless means the acquired Goods or to provide them to third parties free of charge or against a fee, except as expressly permitted by the license and applicable laws in India. 5.3 The Customer shall be entitled to create a backup copy of the software if this is necessary to ensure future use during the term of the agreement and as permitted by applicable laws in India. 5.4 The Customer shall be entitled to decompile or reproduce the software only to the extent that this is provided for by law in India. This shall apply only under the condition, however, that upon request the Seller failed to provide the Customer with the information required to that end within a reasonable period of time, as per applicable laws in India. 5.5 The Customer shall not be entitled to reproduce the software beyond the cases stated in cl. 5.1 to 5.3, except as explicitly permitted by applicable laws in India. 5.6 The Customer shall not be entitled to transfer to third parties any copy of the software provided to him or any copies created by him, except as explicitly permitted by the license and applicable laws in India. In particular, the Customer shall not be permitted to resell, lend, lease, sub-licence, publicly reproduce or make available the software, except as explicitly permitted by the license and applicable laws in India. 5.7 If the Customer violates any of the above provisions or the terms of the software license, any and all rights of use granted hereunder shall become immediately ineffective and shall automatically fall back to the Seller. In this case, the Customer must completely cease using the software without undue delay, delete any and all software copies installed on his systems as well as delete or hand over to the Seller any created backup copy/copies, subject to applicable laws in India. . 6) Customer’s Obligations 6.1 Unless otherwise provided for in the contract, any licence certificate or any user documentation, the Customer is obligated to take appropriate measures to secure the Goods against access by unauthorised third parties, especially to keep any and all copies of digital contents at a protected location, in accordance with standard security practices. 6.2 The Customer must name a point of contact whose declarations, to the extent they serve contract handling, and actions shall be binding for the Customer, if the Customer is a business. This regulation shall not apply to consumers. 6.3 The Customer must inform the Seller before and during the contract handling about all circumstances and processes relevant for the handling of a contract that are necessary and essential for the preparation and implementation of the contract, if the Customer is a business. This regulation shall not apply to consumers. 6.4 The Customer shall be obligated to assist the Seller in the contract implementation to the best of the Customer’s knowledge and belief and to lay all foundations necessary for the proper contract implementation. The Customer undertakes, in particular, to provide the Seller with any document(s) (e.g., ID, Passport, or driving license if required for verification), data, and information in the necessary form that is required to meet contractual obligations, in compliance with applicable laws in India regarding data privacy. This shall also include that the Customer informs employees in due time about forthcoming deliveries or other service provisions of the Seller. . 7) Right of Revocation 7.1 Consumers have a right of revocation as per the applicable consumer protection laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 7.2 Detailed information on the right of revocation, including the conditions, time limits, and procedures, will be provided to consumers separately in accordance with applicable consumer protection laws in Tamil Nadu, India, and can typically be found on the Seller’s website or Marketplace. . 8) Prices and Payment Terms 8.1 Unless otherwise provided for in the Seller’s product description, the stated prices shall be total prices including the applicable Goods and Services Tax (GST) as per the prevailing rates in India. Any additionally arising delivery and shipping costs shall be separately stated in the respective product description. 8.2 For deliveries to locations outside India, further costs may arise in a given case for which the Seller shall not be responsible and which must be borne by the Customer. This shall include, e.g., costs for the money transfer by credit institutions (e.g., remittance fees, exchange rate fees) or import duties or taxes (e.g., customs), as per the regulations of the destination country. Such costs may arise in relation to the money transfer even if the delivery is not made to a country outside India, but the Customer effects the payment from a country outside India. 8.3 The payment option(s) available to the Customer will be communicated in the Seller’s Online Shop or respective Marketplace. 8.4 If advance payment via bank transfer has been agreed, the payment shall be due immediately after contract conclusion, unless the parties agreed upon any later due date. 8.5 For payment via one of the payment methods offered by third-party payment service providers (e.g., PayPal, subject to their terms and conditions applicable in India), the payment shall be handled under the application of their respective user agreements. 8.6 Where specific online payment methods like net banking, UPI, or other local payment gateways are selected, the payment shall be processed according to the terms and conditions of the respective payment service provider. The Customer must have the necessary credentials and comply with the procedures specified by the payment provider. 8.7 Where the purchase with invoice payment method is offered and selected (subject to the Seller’s discretion and applicable laws in India), the purchase price shall become due after the Goods were delivered and invoiced. In this case, the purchase price must be paid without deduction within the period specified on the invoice from the date of receipt of the invoice, unless agreed otherwise. Applicable laws in India regarding payment default shall apply. The Seller reserves the right to offer the purchase with invoice payment method only up to a certain order volume and to refuse such payment method if the indicated order volume is exceeded or based on creditworthiness assessment. In this case, the Seller shall point the Customer to a corresponding payment restriction in the Seller’s payment information in the Seller’s Online Shop or respective Marketplace. 8.8 Where the direct debit payment method is selected (if offered), the invoice amount shall be due for payment after the Customer provides the necessary mandate and as per the timelines communicated. If the direct debit is not honoured due to insufficient funds in the account or if the Customer objects to the debit without a legitimate reason, the Customer must bear the fees incurred by the respective financial institution due to the return, where the Customer is responsible, as per applicable banking regulations in India. 8.9 Where the credit card payment method is selected, the account shall be debited upon completion of the order, subject to the terms and conditions of the card issuer and payment gateway. 8.10 Where specific payment wallets or other online payment services are used, the payment shall be effected using the payment information stored in the Customer’s account with that service provider, under application of their terms of service applicable in India. 8.11 Setting off claims of the Seller against counterclaims of the Customer shall be excluded, except where such set-off is permitted by applicable laws in India. The Customer’s right of retention shall likewise be limited to such counterclaims as legally permissible in India. 8.12 In case of default of payment, the Seller shall be entitled to charge interest on the outstanding amount at the rate permissible under applicable laws in India from the due date until the date of actual payment. In case of untimely payment despite overdue notice (if required under applicable laws), the Seller shall be entitled to recover reasonable expenses incurred for the collection of the outstanding amount, in accordance with applicable laws in India. 8.13 For customers not domiciled in India, purchase at the net price may be possible if they provide a valid Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN) or equivalent tax identification number as per their country's regulations at the time of purchase. A tax identification number communicated after the purchase order has been placed may not be taken into account. . 9) Delivery & Shipping Terms 9.1 Unless agreed otherwise, Goods shall be delivered by shipping to the delivery address indicated by the Customer. The delivery address indicated in the Seller’s purchase process shall prevail for the handling of the transaction. 9.2 If the transport company sends the shipped Goods back to the Seller since delivery to the Customer was impossible due to reasons attributable to the Customer, the Customer shall bear the costs for the unsuccessful shipping. This shall not apply if the Customer effectively exercises the Customer’s right of revocation (if applicable), is not responsible for the circumstance causing the impossibility of delivery, or was temporarily prevented from accepting the offered performance, unless the Seller announced the performance to the Customer reasonably in advance. 9.3 Self-collection may not be possible for logistical reasons, unless explicitly agreed upon. 9.4 Digital contents shall be provided to the Customer in electronic form as a download by communicating a download link or through other electronic means. Product keys shall be sent to the Customer by e-mail or other electronic communication. . 10) Retention of Title 10.1 Title to delivered non-digital Goods shall remain with the Seller until the Seller’s purchase price claim has been paid in full (retention of title), as per the applicable laws in India regarding the sale of goods. 10.2 The Customer shall be obliged to safekeep the non-digital Goods for the Seller and to treat them with care until full payment is received. The Customer shall make clear that the Seller has title to these by storing them appropriately, for example, by separating them from other goods in stock, if the Customer is a business. This regulation shall be subject to applicable laws in India. 10.3 In case of attachments or other interventions by third parties concerning the non-digital Goods under retention of title, the Customer must notify the Seller in writing without delay and take all necessary steps to protect the Seller’s ownership rights as per applicable laws in India. 10.4 If the Customer resells non-digital Goods that are subject to retention of title in the ordinary course of business, the Customer hereby assigns to the Seller all claims in the amount of the final invoice amount (including applicable taxes) of the Seller’s claims which accrue to the Customer from the resale to buyers or other third parties. This assignment serves as security for the Seller’s payment claim to the same extent as the retention of title under cl. 10.1, as per applicable laws in India. The Customer remains authorized to collect these claims even after assignment, unless the Seller revokes this authorization due to the Customer’s failure to meet payment obligations. The Seller shall be entitled to personally collect the claims if the Customer defaults on payment or if other legally permissible grounds exist. In such cases, the Seller may require the Customer to notify the Seller of the assigned claims and their debtors without delay and to provide the Seller with all necessary information and documents for collection, as per applicable laws in India. This regulation shall be subject to applicable laws in India regarding the transfer of receivables. 10.5 If the non-digital Goods delivered by the Seller are combined or mixed with other movable property in such a way that they become integral parts of a uniform item, and if the Seller’s ownership is extinguished as a result, the Customer hereby grants the Seller co-ownership of the new item in proportion to the value of the Seller’s Goods at the time of combination or mixing. The Customer shall already now assign to the Seller all claims in the amount of this proportional value (including applicable taxes) which accrue to the Customer from the resale of the new item to buyers or other third parties; the Seller accepts such assignment, as per applicable laws in India. The regulations in cl. 10.4 sentence 3 et seqq. shall apply mutatis mutandis, subject to applicable laws in India. 10.6 If the Customer processes the non-digital Goods delivered by the Seller in such a way that they become part of a new product, and if the Seller’s ownership is extinguished as a result, the Customer hereby grants the Seller co-ownership of the new product in proportion to the value of the Seller’s Goods at the time of processing. The Customer shall already now assign to the Seller all claims in the amount of this proportional value (including applicable taxes) which accrue to the Customer from the resale of the new product to buyers or other third parties; the Seller accepts such assignment, as per applicable laws in India. The regulations in cl. 10.4 sentence 3 et seqq. shall apply mutatis mutandis, subject to applicable laws in India. 10.7 If the value of the securities due to the Seller exceeds the secured claims by more than the limit prescribed by applicable laws in India, the Seller shall be obligated to release, at the Seller’s option, the securities exceeding the aforementioned limit at the Customer’s request. . 11) Warranty for Contracts under Cl. 3.2, 3.3 a) and 3.3 c) 11.1 The regulations of this cl. 11 shall apply to contracts under cl. 3.2, 3.3 a), and 3.3 c), subject to the applicable laws in India regarding the sale of goods and consumer protection. 11.2 Claims for defects in the Goods against the Seller shall be subject to the warranty periods stipulated by applicable laws in India. For newly manufactured items or performances of work, the limitation period for material defects shall be as prescribed under the relevant laws in India. This shall not apply if longer deadlines are mandatorily provided by law in India. This regulation shall be subject to the rights granted to consumers under applicable consumer protection laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 11.3 For any delivery of used Goods, the extent of any warranty shall be as agreed upon and shall be subject to applicable laws in India. The exclusion or limitation of warranty for used goods may not apply to consumers to the extent prohibited by applicable consumer protection laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 11.4 Any and all details on the Goods, whether or not expressly agreed in writing, shall be considered as statements of condition and not guarantees or warranties of specific characteristics, unless explicitly stated as a guarantee by the Seller in writing. Obvious inaccuracies (typing errors, arithmetical errors, formal errors, etc.) in notes, protocols, operating instructions, calculations, prospectuses, in the Seller’s Online Shop, etc., may be rectified by the Seller at any time. Any entitlement to remedy of such obvious defects shall be subject to applicable laws in India. 11.5 For customers who are businesses, the obligations regarding the inspection of goods and notification of defects shall be governed by the applicable commercial laws in India. If a delivery is directly made to a consumer on behalf of an intermediary, the obligations regarding the notification of defects shall also apply without limitation, subject to consumer protection laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 11.6 If the Customer (being a business) rejects the Seller’s delivery for any reason other than a significant defect that severely limits or renders the use of the Goods impossible, despite the Seller having declared readiness to perform, the Customer shall be considered to be in default of acceptance, subject to applicable laws in India. Acceptance of the delivery must not be refused due to minor defects, subject to the rights granted to consumers under applicable consumer protection laws in Tamil Nadu, India. 11.7 The warranty shall not cover defects attributable to improper operation, system components modified contrary to the contractual basis, use of inappropriate organizational means, utilization in a hardware or software environment not meeting the requirements specified in the license certificate (if applicable), unusual operating conditions, or system interventions by the Customer or third parties, unless such interventions were necessary to remedy a defect and the Seller was duly notified. This is subject to the rights granted to consumers under applicable consumer protection laws in Tamil Nadu, India.