Terms & Conditions

Last Updated: 1 September 2026

These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”, “Terms & Conditions” or “Agreement”) govern the engagement of LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP (“Lexunity”, “Firm”, “We”, “Us” or “Our”) by any person, company, firm, organisation or other entity (“Client”, “You” or “Your”) for legal consultation, legal advisory, legal drafting, documentation, litigation assistance, court representation and other professional legal services.

By booking an appointment, making a payment, instructing Lexunity, communicating with any representative of Lexunity, or otherwise availing any legal service offered through www.lexunity.in, You acknowledge that You have read, understood and agreed to these Terms & Conditions.

1. ABOUT LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP

LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP is a legal services firm providing professional legal assistance in India through its lawyers, advocates, consultants, associates and other authorised professionals.

The services offered may include, without limitation:

• Legal consultation and legal advice;
• Legal research and case assessment;
• Legal notices and replies;
• Legal drafting and documentation;
• Bail and criminal litigation assistance;
• NDPS bail matters;
• Criminal matters;
• Civil and commercial matters;
• Corporate and business law services;
• Family and matrimonial law matters;
• Employment and labour law matters;
• Financial and regulatory legal assistance;
• Court representation, where applicable;
• Legal compliance and advisory services; and
• Such other legal services as may be mutually agreed between the Firm and the Client.

The availability of any particular service depends upon the nature, facts, jurisdiction, stage and requirements of the matter.

2. CLIENT ELIGIBILITY

The Client represents and confirms that:

1. The Client is legally competent to engage legal services and enter into a binding agreement under applicable law.
2. All information, documents and facts supplied to Lexunity are true, accurate, complete and not misleading.
3. Where the Client is acting on behalf of a company, LLP, partnership, trust, organisation or another person, the Client has the necessary authority to do so.
4. The Client shall promptly notify Lexunity of any material change in the facts or circumstances of the matter.
5. The Client shall not knowingly provide forged, fabricated, misleading or materially incomplete documents or information.

Lexunity shall not be responsible for consequences arising from inaccurate, incomplete, suppressed or misleading information supplied by the Client.

3. NATURE OF LEGAL SERVICES

Legal services shall be provided based on the facts, documents, instructions and information available to Lexunity at the relevant time.

The legal opinion, strategy, advice, drafting or representation provided by Lexunity may change if:

• New facts or documents become available;
• The Client provides incomplete or incorrect information;
• Applicable law or judicial interpretation changes;
• A court, tribunal, authority or government department issues a new order, notification or direction; or
• Circumstances relating to the matter materially change.

Any advice given during an initial consultation shall generally be based only on the information disclosed during that consultation unless a separate professional engagement is agreed.

4. NO GUARANTEE OF OUTCOME

LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP DOES NOT GUARANTEE ANY PARTICULAR RESULT, ORDER, JUDGMENT, BAIL, ACQUITTAL, SETTLEMENT, COMPENSATION, DISCHARGE, RELIEF OR OTHER OUTCOME.

The outcome of a legal matter may depend upon factors beyond the Firm's control, including:

• Decisions of courts and tribunals;
• Conduct of opposing parties;
• Evidence and documents;
• Witnesses;
• Police, investigation or prosecution actions;
• Government or regulatory authorities;
• Applicable laws and judicial precedents;
• Procedural requirements; and
• Facts or circumstances not known to the Firm.

Payment of professional fees does not constitute a promise or guarantee of success.

Any statement regarding the possible outcome of a matter shall be understood only as professional assessment or opinion and shall not constitute a guarantee.

5. APPOINTMENT AND COMMENCEMENT OF SERVICES

The Client may request a consultation or other legal service through the Website, telephone, email, WhatsApp or other communication channels made available by Lexunity.

An appointment shall be treated as confirmed only after:

1. The required information has been provided;
2. The Firm has accepted or confirmed the engagement/appointment; and
3. The applicable professional fee has been paid, where payment in advance is required.

As stated on the Website, payment is required after booking/confirmation of the appointment, unless otherwise agreed in writing.

The Firm reserves the right to decline a matter before accepting the engagement, including where there is a conflict of interest, lack of jurisdiction, insufficient information, professional restriction, capacity limitation or any other legitimate reason.

6. PROFESSIONAL FEES

Professional fees shall depend upon the nature, complexity, urgency, jurisdiction, stage and requirements of the matter.

The indicative fees displayed on the Website may include:

• Legal Consultation: ₹5,500/-
• Legal Notice: ₹5,500/-
• NDPS Bail – Intermediate Quantity: ₹99,999/-
• NDPS Bail – Commercial Quantity: ₹1,99,999/-
• Criminal Offences: Starting from ₹49,999/-
• District-Level Drafting: ₹9,999/-
• High Court Drafting: ₹19,999/-
• Supreme Court Drafting: ₹29,999/-

The above fees are indicative and may vary depending upon the facts, complexity, urgency, jurisdiction and scope of work involved.

Court representation fees are generally determined according to the stage, nature, complexity and requirements of the case.

The final professional fee applicable to a particular matter shall be communicated to the Client before commencement of the relevant service wherever reasonably practicable.

7. TAXES AND GOVERNMENT/COURT EXPENSES

Unless expressly stated otherwise, professional fees may be exclusive of applicable taxes, statutory charges, court fees and third-party expenses.

The Client may additionally be responsible for expenses including, where applicable:

• Court fees;
• Filing fees;
• Stamp duty;
• Notarial charges;
• Documentation charges;
• Government fees;
• Process fees;
• Certified-copy charges;
• Courier/postal expenses;
• Travel and accommodation expenses;
• Appearance expenses;
• Expert/consultant fees; and
• Other reasonable third-party expenses incurred for the matter.

Such expenses shall not be treated as part of the professional fee unless expressly agreed otherwise.

8. PAYMENT TERMS

Payments shall be made through the payment methods authorised or made available by Lexunity.

The Client agrees that:

1. Payment shall be made against the applicable legal service;
2. The Firm may require advance payment before commencing a service;
3. Additional professional fees may become payable if the scope of work materially increases;
4. The Client shall not intentionally initiate an unauthorised chargeback or payment reversal after valid services have been provided; and
5. Any genuine payment dispute shall first be raised directly with Lexunity for resolution.

A payment receipt or tax invoice may be issued in accordance with applicable law and the Firm's billing procedures.

9. SCOPE OF ENGAGEMENT

The scope of work shall be limited to the service agreed with the Client.

For example, payment for:

• A consultation does not automatically include drafting;
• Drafting does not automatically include court filing;
• Court filing does not automatically include future appearances;
• One hearing/appearance does not automatically include the entire case;
• A legal notice does not automatically include litigation arising from that notice; and
• Legal advice on one issue does not automatically extend to unrelated legal issues.

Any additional work outside the agreed scope may require a separate professional fee.

10. CLIENT'S RESPONSIBILITIES

The Client shall:

1. Provide complete and accurate facts;
2. Provide all relevant documents within the requested time;
3. Inform Lexunity of any previous proceedings, orders, notices, settlements, agreements or legal advice relevant to the matter;
4. Cooperate with the Firm and its legal professionals;
5. Attend court, authority or other proceedings whenever personal presence is legally required;
6. Follow reasonable professional instructions;
7. Make payments and reimbursements within the agreed timelines;
8. Keep Lexunity informed of changes in contact details;
9. Not conceal material facts; and
10. Not request Lexunity to undertake any unlawful, fraudulent or professionally prohibited activity.

Failure to provide necessary information or documents may adversely affect the Firm's ability to provide the services.

11. DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION

The Client shall remain responsible for the authenticity and legality of documents supplied to Lexunity.

Lexunity may rely upon information and documents supplied by the Client unless there is a reasonable basis to believe that such information is inaccurate or unreliable.

The Firm shall not be responsible for consequences arising from forged, fabricated, altered, incomplete or misleading documents supplied by the Client.

The Client should retain original documents unless originals are specifically required for a particular purpose.

12. CONFIDENTIALITY

Lexunity shall maintain confidentiality of information and documents received from the Client, subject to applicable law, professional obligations and legally recognised exceptions.

Confidential information may be disclosed where:

• Required by law;
• Required by a court, tribunal or competent authority;
• Necessary to comply with a legal or regulatory obligation;
• Necessary for the proper conduct of the Client's matter;
• Disclosure is authorised by the Client; or
• Disclosure is otherwise permitted under applicable professional rules or law.

The Client should avoid sending unnecessary sensitive information through unsecured or unauthorised communication channels.

13. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION

The Client acknowledges that legal services may be provided through:

• Email;
• Telephone;
• WhatsApp or other messaging applications;
• Video conferencing;
• Electronic documents;
• Online meetings;
• Digital signatures where legally permissible; and
• Other electronic communication methods.

Electronic communications may be subject to technical failures, delays, interception, malware, delivery failure or other risks beyond the Firm's reasonable control.

The Client agrees to promptly notify Lexunity if an important communication is not received or if any communication appears suspicious or unauthorised.

14. LEGAL RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL OPINION

Any legal opinion, research, assessment, strategy or recommendation provided by Lexunity is based on the applicable law and information reasonably available at the time it is provided.

Legal advice is specific to the facts and circumstances of the Client's matter and should not automatically be treated as applicable to another person or unrelated matter.

Unless expressly agreed, legal advice provided to one Client shall not be relied upon by any third party.

15. COURT AND LITIGATION MATTERS

For litigation matters, the Client acknowledges that court proceedings may involve:

• Multiple hearings;
• Adjournments;
• Procedural requirements;
• Filing requirements;
• Opposing parties;
• Government authorities;
• Evidence and witness issues;
• Changes in judicial schedules; and
• Other circumstances beyond the Firm's control.

The Firm does not guarantee the duration of proceedings or any particular result.

Court representation shall be subject to the applicable engagement, jurisdiction, professional availability and procedural requirements.

16. BAIL AND CRIMINAL MATTERS

In bail, criminal, NDPS and other criminal matters, the Client acknowledges that:

1. Bail is granted or rejected solely by the competent court/authority;
2. The Firm cannot guarantee grant of bail or any particular judicial order;
3. The outcome may depend upon the allegations, evidence, investigation, criminal history, statutory provisions, prosecution's position and judicial discretion;
4. Professional fees are payable for professional services and are not payment for securing a particular judicial outcome; and
5. Any urgent matter should be immediately communicated to the Firm so that appropriate professional steps can be considered.

17. LEGAL NOTICES AND DRAFTING SERVICES

Where Lexunity is engaged to prepare a legal notice, reply, agreement, petition, application, representation or other legal document, the document shall be prepared based on the instructions and information provided by the Client.

The Client is responsible for reviewing factual information contained in the draft and promptly informing the Firm of any factual error or omission.

Unless separately agreed, preparation of a document does not automatically include filing, court representation, follow-up proceedings or litigation.

18. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

Certain aspects of a legal matter may involve third parties, including:

• Courts and tribunals;
• Government departments;
• Police authorities;
• Registrars;
• Notaries;
• Experts;
• Process servers;
• Couriers;
• Filing agencies; or
• Other professional service providers.

Lexunity shall not be responsible for delays, decisions, errors or failures caused solely by such third parties, except to the extent attributable to the Firm's own negligence or professional obligations.

19. CONFLICT OF INTEREST

Lexunity may undertake reasonable conflict checks before accepting or continuing an engagement.

If a conflict of interest arises or is identified, the Firm may decline, restrict or terminate the engagement to the extent permitted by applicable law and professional rules.

The Firm may also decline a matter where accepting or continuing the engagement would create a professional, ethical or legal restriction.

20. REFUND AND CANCELLATION

Cancellation and refund requests shall be governed by Lexunity's applicable Cancellation/Refund Policy, as published or communicated to the Client.

Where professional work has already commenced, the refund, if any, may depend upon the stage and nature of work performed.

No refund shall be construed as being automatically available merely because the Client is dissatisfied with a legal opinion, strategy, professional assessment or anticipated outcome, provided the contracted professional service has been duly performed.

Court fees, government charges, third-party expenses and other amounts already paid or incurred on behalf of the Client may be non-refundable where such amounts cannot reasonably be recovered.

21. NO CHARGEBACK AFTER VALID SERVICE DELIVERY

Where a Client has booked and received a consultation, legal advice, drafting service, legal research, representation or other professional service, the Client agrees to first raise any service-related dispute directly with Lexunity.

The Firm may maintain records including:

• Appointment records;
• Payment records;
• Tax invoices;
• Emails;
• WhatsApp or other messages;
• Call records where lawfully maintained;
• Consultation records;
• Draft documents;
• Legal opinions;
• Filing records;
• Court documents; and
• Other records relating to service delivery.

Such records may be relied upon as evidence of the nature and extent of professional services provided, subject to applicable law and evidentiary rules.

Nothing in this clause shall prevent a Client from exercising any genuine statutory or legal right available to them.

22. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Lexunity shall not be liable for:

• The decision of a court, tribunal or authority;
• Acts or omissions of opposing parties;
• Actions of police, prosecution or government authorities;
• Delays attributable to courts or authorities;
• Changes in law after advice has been provided;
• Failure of the Client to disclose material facts;
• Incorrect or incomplete information supplied by the Client;
• Events beyond the reasonable control of the Firm; or
• Consequential losses arising from matters outside the Firm's professional control.

Nothing in these Terms shall exclude or limit liability to the extent such exclusion or limitation is prohibited by applicable law or professional obligations.

23. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Unless otherwise agreed:

1. The Firm's templates, methodologies, research materials, internal precedents, systems, know-how and proprietary materials shall remain the property of Lexunity or their respective owners.
2. Legal documents specifically prepared for the Client may be used by the Client for the purpose for which they were prepared.
3. The Client shall not commercially reproduce, resell or distribute Lexunity's proprietary templates, internal research or confidential materials without prior written permission.

24. WEBSITE INFORMATION

The information displayed on www.lexunity.in is provided for general informational and promotional purposes.

Website content, service descriptions and indicative fees may be updated from time to time.

Information available on the Website should not automatically be treated as legal advice applicable to a particular matter.

A formal lawyer-client engagement shall arise only upon acceptance of the matter by Lexunity and in accordance with the agreed scope of professional services.

25. WEBSITE AVAILABILITY

Lexunity shall make reasonable efforts to keep its Website and online communication channels available.

However, the Firm does not guarantee uninterrupted availability and shall not be responsible for temporary unavailability caused by:

• Maintenance;
• Hosting issues;
• Internet failures;
• Cyber incidents;
• Technical problems;
• Third-party service providers;
• Force majeure events; or
• Other circumstances beyond reasonable control.

26. PROHIBITED USE

The Client shall not use Lexunity's services for:

• Fraudulent activities;
• Money laundering;
• Forgery;
• Fabrication of evidence;
• Concealment of material facts;
• Any unlawful activity;
• Harassment or threats against Firm personnel;
• Impersonation;
• Misrepresentation of the Firm's advice or services; or
• Any activity prohibited by applicable law or professional rules.

Lexunity reserves the right to discontinue or refuse services where continuing the engagement would be unlawful, unethical or professionally impermissible.

27. TERMINATION OF ENGAGEMENT

Either party may terminate an engagement subject to applicable law, professional obligations and the terms of the specific engagement.

Lexunity may terminate or decline to continue an engagement where:

• The Client fails to make required payments;
• The Client provides materially false or misleading information;
• The Client requests unlawful or professionally prohibited conduct;
• A conflict of interest arises;
• The Client repeatedly fails to cooperate;
• The professional relationship has materially broken down; or
• Continuing the engagement is otherwise prohibited or impracticable.

Termination shall not affect fees already earned or expenses already incurred, subject to applicable law and the applicable refund/cancellation policy.

28. FORCE MAJEURE

Lexunity shall not be responsible for failure or delay in providing services to the extent caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, war, civil disturbance, strikes, governmental restrictions, court closures, widespread technical failures, cyber incidents, telecommunications failures, epidemics, pandemics or other similar events.

29. GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL

Any complaint or grievance relating to the services should first be submitted to Lexunity in writing.

Grievance Email:
LEXUNITYLEGALSERVICES@GMAIL.COM

Address:
LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP
Plot No. 9 & 10, Block A-3,
Razapur Khurd, West Delhi,
New Delhi – 110059, India.

The Firm shall make reasonable efforts to acknowledge and address genuine complaints in accordance with applicable law and its internal grievance procedures.

30. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION

These Terms & Conditions shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of India.

Subject to applicable law, disputes arising out of or relating to the services provided by Lexunity shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent courts at New Delhi, India.

Nothing in these Terms shall prevent either party from exercising any mandatory statutory remedy or jurisdiction available under applicable law.

31. SEVERABILITY

If any provision of these Terms is held to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, such provision shall be modified or severed to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions shall continue to remain valid and enforceable.

32. AMENDMENT OF TERMS

Lexunity reserves the right to amend, modify or update these Terms & Conditions from time to time.

The updated version shall be published on the Website with the applicable revision date.

Continued use of the Website or continued engagement with Lexunity after such changes may constitute acceptance of the revised Terms, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

33. ENTIRE UNDERSTANDING

These Terms, together with the applicable engagement letter, fee proposal, invoice, scope of work, refund/cancellation policy, privacy policy and any other written terms specifically agreed with the Client, constitute the understanding governing the relevant legal services.

Where there is a conflict between these general Terms and a specific written engagement agreed for a particular matter, the specific engagement terms shall prevail to the extent of such conflict.

34. CLIENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

By booking an appointment, making payment, instructing Lexunity or availing any legal service, the Client confirms that:

✓ I have read and understood these Terms & Conditions.

✓ I understand that professional fees are charged for legal services and not for guaranteeing a particular result.

✓ I understand that courts, tribunals, authorities and opposing parties ultimately determine the outcome of legal proceedings.

✓ I confirm that the information and documents supplied by me are true and complete to the best of my knowledge.

✓ I agree to the applicable professional fees, payment terms and cancellation/refund policy.

✓ I consent to receive service-related communications through email, telephone, WhatsApp and other communication channels provided by me.

✓ I agree to these Terms & Conditions governing the provision of legal services by LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP.

CONTACT INFORMATION

LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP

Website: www.lexunity.in
Email: LEXUNITYLEGALSERVICES@GMAIL.COM
Contact: 8448446775 / 7678415706

Registered/Correspondence Address:
Plot No. 9 & 10, Block A-3,
Razapur Khurd, West Delhi,
New Delhi – 110059, India.

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