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Terms & Conditions

Terms & Conditions

Effective Date: 06 October 2026
Last Updated: 06 October 2026

These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) govern the general provision of products and services by Xview Media (“Xview Media”, “Xview”, “we”, “us” or “our”) to any individual, business, organisation, institution, government department, agency or other entity engaging or availing our services (“Client”, “you” or “your”).

These Terms are intended to establish the general contractual framework applicable to Xview Media’s services. Individual projects or services may additionally be governed by a quotation, proposal, work order, statement of work, service agreement, invoice, subscription agreement or other written or electronic agreement.

Where such project-specific terms expressly differ from these Terms, the project-specific terms shall prevail for that particular engagement to the extent of the inconsistency.


1. Services Covered

Xview Media provides technology, web, software, digital and related professional services, which may include:

  • Website design and development;
  • Web application and software development;
  • Mobile application development;
  • Android and iOS application development;
  • WordPress and CMS development;
  • E-commerce development;
  • Domain registration and management;
  • Web hosting and server-related services;
  • SSL and related services;
  • Website and software maintenance;
  • Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC);
  • Technical support;
  • API development and integration;
  • Payment gateway integration;
  • WhatsApp and messaging API integration;
  • Search Engine Optimisation (SEO);
  • Digital marketing;
  • Online advertising;
  • Social media services;
  • Graphic and creative design;
  • Content-related services;
  • Application deployment and app-store submission assistance;
  • Consultancy;
  • Software and technology solutions; and
  • Other IT, digital or technology-related services.

The precise scope of a particular engagement shall be determined by the applicable quotation, proposal, work order, statement of work, service agreement or other written/electronic agreement.


2. Acceptance and Formation of Contract

2.1. These Terms form part of the general contractual framework of Xview Media.

2.2. Acceptance of these Terms may occur through a written or electronic agreement, including:

  • signing an agreement;
  • accepting a quotation or proposal;
  • issuing a work order;
  • approving a project or service through email or another recorded electronic communication;
  • making payment against an accepted quotation or invoice;
  • instructing Xview Media to commence work; or
  • otherwise expressly agreeing to the applicable service terms.

2.3. Mere browsing or visiting the Xview Media website does not, by itself, constitute acceptance of these Terms or create an arbitration agreement.

2.4. Where a Client accepts a quotation, proposal, work order or service agreement that incorporates these Terms by reference, these Terms shall apply to that engagement.

2.5. Electronic communications and records may be used as evidence of contractual acceptance and instructions to the extent permitted by applicable law.


3. Contractual Documents and Priority

Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing, the following order of precedence shall apply where documents conflict:

  1. A separately executed project or service agreement;
  2. A signed or expressly accepted work order or statement of work;
  3. An approved quotation or proposal;
  4. Service-specific written terms expressly accepted by both parties;
  5. These Terms & Conditions; and
  6. General information published on the Xview Media website.

A project-specific written agreement shall prevail over these general Terms only to the extent of the specific inconsistency.


4. Quotations and Proposals

4.1. Quotations and proposals are valid for the period stated in them. If no validity period is specified, Xview Media may revise the quotation after a reasonable period due to changes in scope, costs, technology, taxes or third-party charges.

4.2. A quotation covers only the services and deliverables expressly specified in it.

4.3. Unless expressly included, a quotation does not automatically include:

  • third-party software or licences;
  • paid themes or plugins;
  • hosting;
  • domain registration or renewal;
  • SSL certificates;
  • API usage charges;
  • SMS or messaging charges;
  • payment gateway charges;
  • cloud infrastructure charges;
  • app-store fees;
  • advertising expenditure;
  • content creation;
  • professional photography or videography;
  • future development; or
  • services outside the stated scope.

4.4. Changes to requirements after approval may result in additional charges and revised timelines.


5. Client Responsibilities

5.1. The Client shall provide accurate, complete and timely information, content, documents, approvals, access credentials and instructions reasonably required to provide the services.

5.2. The Client is responsible for the accuracy, legality and completeness of information supplied to Xview Media.

5.3. The Client shall obtain all necessary licences, permissions, registrations, approvals, consents and intellectual-property rights required for its business, content, products and services.

5.4. The Client shall ensure that its authorised representatives provide clear and consistent instructions.

5.5. Delays caused by the Client, including delays in providing content, approvals, access or feedback, may result in corresponding changes to project timelines.

5.6. Xview Media shall not be responsible for consequences resulting primarily from inaccurate, incomplete, misleading, outdated or unauthorised information supplied by the Client.


6. Client Content and Materials

6.1. “Client Content” includes text, photographs, videos, logos, trademarks, designs, documents, databases, product information, business information and other materials supplied by or on behalf of the Client.

6.2. The Client represents that it has the necessary rights, permissions and authority to provide such materials to Xview Media and to authorise their use for the agreed purpose.

6.3. The Client remains responsible for Client Content and the legality of its use, publication and distribution.

6.4. Xview Media may refuse to publish or process material that it reasonably believes may be unlawful, infringing, fraudulent, malicious, defamatory or otherwise expose Xview Media to material legal or security risk.


7. Scope of Work and Change Requests

7.1. Work shall be performed according to the agreed scope.

7.2. Requests outside the agreed scope may be treated as Change Requests.

7.3. Change Requests may include additional pages, features, integrations, revisions, content entry, graphics, functionality, redesigns, migration work or changes to previously approved work.

7.4. Additional work may be separately chargeable.

7.5. Xview Media may require written or electronic approval of additional charges before commencing material additional work.


8. Design, Development and Revisions

8.1. The number of design concepts, revisions and development iterations included in a project shall be determined by the applicable quotation or agreement.

8.2. Repeated changes to an approved design, specification or functionality may be treated as additional work.

8.3. Approval of a design, layout, functionality, prototype or project stage confirms that the Client has reviewed that stage.

8.4. Changes requested after approval may affect both fees and timelines.


9. Delivery and Acceptance

9.1. The Client shall reasonably review deliverables and notify Xview Media of material deviations from the agreed scope.

9.2. Where an acceptance period is specified in the project agreement, that period shall apply.

9.3. Where no acceptance period is specified, the Client should provide specific written objections within a reasonable period after delivery.

9.4. Minor defects that do not materially affect the agreed functionality shall not prevent completion of the relevant project stage.

9.5. A change in requirements or a preference different from the approved specification shall not ordinarily constitute a defect.


10. Timelines

10.1. Xview Media shall make reasonable efforts to meet agreed or estimated delivery schedules.

10.2. Timelines may be affected by:

  • Client delays;
  • delayed approvals;
  • changes in scope;
  • third-party dependencies;
  • hosting or server issues;
  • domain or DNS issues;
  • API changes;
  • payment-provider approvals;
  • app-store review;
  • regulatory approvals;
  • security incidents; or
  • events beyond Xview Media’s reasonable control.

10.3. Unless expressly described as a guaranteed delivery date in a written agreement, estimated delivery dates are not absolute guarantees.


11. Payment

11.1. The Client shall pay fees according to the applicable quotation, proposal, work order, service agreement or invoice.

11.2. Agreed payment milestones shall apply where specified.

11.3. Applicable taxes, statutory charges and third-party charges shall be payable in addition where they are not expressly included in the quoted price.

11.4. Where legally applicable, statutory deductions such as TDS may be made by the Client, provided the Client supplies the relevant documentation and certificates within the applicable statutory period.

11.5. Xview Media may suspend work or services where amounts remain overdue, subject to applicable law and the applicable agreement.

11.6. Suspension resulting from non-payment may affect delivery schedules and may require reasonable restoration or reactivation work where applicable.


12. Cancellation and Refunds

12.1. Refunds shall be determined according to the applicable quotation, agreement, service terms and applicable law.

12.2. Amounts relating to work already completed, services already provided, approved third-party purchases, non-cancellable third-party commitments, advertising expenditure, domain registration, hosting already provisioned, licences or other services already consumed may generally not be refundable, subject to applicable law.

12.3. Where a Client cancels a project after work has commenced, Xview Media may charge for:

  • work completed;
  • work reasonably performed or committed;
  • approved third-party expenses;
  • non-cancellable commitments;
  • purchased licences or assets;
  • applicable taxes and charges; and
  • other amounts properly payable under the applicable agreement.

12.4. Any refundable balance, where applicable, shall be calculated after adjustment of amounts properly payable by the Client.

12.5. Nothing in these Terms excludes any refund, remedy or statutory right that cannot legally be excluded.


13. Termination

13.1. Continuing services may be terminated in accordance with the applicable agreement or notice requirements.

13.2. Xview Media may suspend or terminate services, subject to applicable law and contractual obligations, where:

  • payments remain materially overdue;
  • the Client materially breaches the agreement;
  • the service is used for unlawful or fraudulent activity;
  • the Client creates a material security risk;
  • the Client engages in abusive or threatening conduct;
  • the Client provides unlawful or infringing material;
  • continued service may expose Xview Media to material legal or regulatory risk; or
  • a necessary third-party service becomes unavailable.

13.3. Termination does not automatically extinguish payment obligations that accrued before termination.

13.4. Outstanding fees and properly incurred third-party commitments shall remain payable.

13.5. Handover or migration assistance shall be provided according to the applicable agreement and may be separately chargeable unless included in the original scope.


14. Domain Names

14.1. Domain names may be registered through third-party registrars or registries.

14.2. Registration, renewal, transfer, suspension and dispute procedures are subject to the policies of the applicable registrar, registry and relevant authority.

14.3. Xview Media does not guarantee availability of any particular domain name.

14.4. The Client shall provide accurate registration information and shall be responsible for ensuring that it has authority to use the relevant domain name.

14.5. Domain-related disputes may be subject to applicable registrar, registry or domain-dispute procedures.


15. Hosting and Server Services

15.1. Hosting and infrastructure may be provided directly by Xview Media or through third-party infrastructure providers.

15.2. Service limits, storage, bandwidth, resources, backups, uptime commitments and other technical conditions shall be governed by the applicable hosting plan or agreement.

15.3. Unless a specific service-level commitment is expressly agreed, Xview Media does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free hosting.

15.4. Interruptions may occur due to maintenance, hardware or software failure, network problems, data-centre problems, cyberattacks, security incidents, resource exhaustion, third-party failures or circumstances beyond reasonable control.

15.5. Hosting may be suspended for non-payment, unlawful use, abuse, security threats or material violation of applicable service terms.


16. Backups and Data Recovery

16.1. Where backups are expressly included, Xview Media shall use reasonable efforts to maintain them according to the applicable backup arrangement.

16.2. Unless expressly agreed otherwise, the Client should maintain independent copies of critical business data.

16.3. No backup system can guarantee recovery of every file, database or historical version under every circumstance.

16.4. Where data recovery is technically possible, recovery or restoration work outside the included service may be separately chargeable.


17. Website, Software and Application Development

17.1. Software and applications shall be developed according to the agreed specifications.

17.2. Unless expressly included, development fees do not automatically include third-party licences, paid plugins, hosting, domains, APIs, cloud services, SMS charges, payment gateway charges, app-store fees or future development.

17.3. Software may depend on third-party libraries, frameworks, APIs, plugins, operating systems and infrastructure.

17.4. Xview Media cannot guarantee that third-party software or platforms will remain compatible indefinitely.


18. Source Code and Reusable Components

18.1. Source-code delivery shall be governed by the applicable quotation, proposal or agreement.

18.2. Unless expressly included, source-code delivery is not automatically included in every service.

18.3. Where source-code delivery is included, delivery may be conditional upon full payment of amounts due for the relevant deliverable.

18.4. Xview Media retains ownership of its pre-existing software, frameworks, libraries, reusable modules, tools, methodologies, internal systems and generic development components unless expressly transferred by a written agreement.

18.5. Third-party software, open-source components, plugins, themes, libraries and APIs remain subject to their respective licences.


19. Intellectual Property

19.1. Each party retains ownership of intellectual property it owned before the engagement.

19.2. Unless otherwise agreed:

  • Client trademarks remain the property of the Client;
  • Client-owned original materials remain the property of the Client;
  • Xview Media’s pre-existing tools and technology remain the property of Xview Media; and
  • third-party materials remain subject to their applicable licences.

19.3. Ownership or licensing of custom deliverables shall be determined by the applicable written agreement.

19.4. Where ownership transfer is expressly agreed, it shall ordinarily take effect after full payment of the relevant amounts unless otherwise stated in writing.


20. Third-Party Services

20.1. Xview Media may use or integrate third-party services, including technology platforms, hosting providers, cloud services, domain registrars, payment gateways, advertising platforms, APIs, app stores, plugins, themes and other software providers.

20.2. Third-party services are governed by their own policies, terms, pricing, technical specifications and availability.

20.3. Xview Media is not responsible for independent decisions or changes made by third-party providers, including changes to:

  • pricing;
  • policies;
  • APIs;
  • availability;
  • eligibility;
  • account restrictions;
  • approvals;
  • functionality; or
  • technical requirements.

20.4. The Client shall provide reasonable cooperation where a third party requires verification, documentation, KYC, approvals or other information.


21. Payment Gateway Services

21.1. Payment gateway integration is technical integration unless otherwise specified.

21.2. Xview Media does not control transaction approval, settlement, fraud checks, KYC, chargebacks, merchant approval or other decisions made by payment providers.

21.3. The Client remains responsible for compliance with applicable payment-provider requirements and laws governing its business.

21.4. Xview Media shall not be responsible for losses arising from an independent action, suspension, rejection, reversal or failure of a payment provider, except to the extent caused by Xview Media’s breach of its own contractual obligations.


22. Mobile Applications and App Stores

22.1. Xview Media may assist with application development, deployment or submission to Google Play, Apple App Store or other application platforms.

22.2. Final approval, rejection, suspension or removal of an application is controlled by the relevant platform.

22.3. Xview Media does not guarantee app-store approval, ranking, visibility, downloads or continued availability.

22.4. Platform policy or technical changes requiring additional development may constitute additional work if outside the agreed scope.


23. SEO, Digital Marketing and Advertising

23.1. SEO and digital marketing depend upon numerous factors outside Xview Media’s complete control.

23.2. Unless expressly guaranteed in a written agreement, Xview Media does not guarantee:

  • specific search rankings;
  • website traffic;
  • leads;
  • sales;
  • revenue;
  • conversion rates;
  • advertising performance;
  • social-media reach;
  • advertising approval;
  • account approval; or
  • any specific commercial outcome.

23.3. Search engines, advertising platforms and social-media platforms may change algorithms, policies, costs and eligibility requirements.

23.4. Advertising expenditure payable to third-party platforms is separate from Xview Media’s professional fees unless expressly stated otherwise.


24. Maintenance and Technical Support

24.1. Maintenance and support are limited to the services included in the applicable AMC, support plan or agreement.

24.2. Additional development, redesign, migration, major functionality changes or third-party integration may be separately chargeable.

24.3. Support does not automatically include correction of issues caused by:

  • unauthorised modifications;
  • Client modifications;
  • third-party plugins;
  • unsupported software;
  • hosting changes;
  • server configuration changes;
  • API changes;
  • malware;
  • hacking;
  • misuse;
  • incompatible third-party services; or
  • changes made by persons other than Xview Media.

25. Security

25.1. Xview Media shall use reasonable technical and organisational measures appropriate to the services being provided.

25.2. No internet-connected system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

25.3. Security incidents may occur despite reasonable precautions.

25.4. The Client is responsible for maintaining secure passwords, authentication mechanisms and administrative credentials under its control.

25.5. The Client shall promptly notify Xview Media of suspected unauthorised access or security incidents affecting systems managed by Xview Media.


26. Privacy and Personal Data

26.1. Xview Media may process personal data in connection with its business operations and provision of services.

26.2. Xview Media’s own collection and use of personal data is addressed in its Privacy Policy.

26.3. Where Xview Media processes personal data on behalf of a Client, the parties shall comply with applicable data-protection laws and any applicable contractual requirements.

26.4. The Client remains responsible for determining the appropriate notices, permissions, consents, lawful purposes and other requirements applicable to personal data collected through the Client’s own website, application or business operations, except where Xview Media has expressly assumed a particular responsibility in writing.

26.5. The parties shall comply with applicable provisions of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 to the extent and from the date those provisions are applicable to the relevant processing or party.

26.6. Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude or limit any mandatory obligation imposed by applicable data-protection law.


27. Confidentiality

27.1. Each party shall use reasonable care to protect confidential information received from the other party.

27.2. Confidential information may include:

  • business information;
  • technical information;
  • source code;
  • passwords and credentials;
  • customer information;
  • pricing;
  • internal processes;
  • commercial information;
  • project information; and
  • trade secrets.

27.3. Confidential information does not include information that:

  • becomes publicly available without breach;
  • was lawfully known before disclosure;
  • is independently developed without use of confidential information; or
  • is required to be disclosed by law or lawful authority.

27.4. Xview Media may disclose necessary information to employees, contractors and service providers who reasonably require it to perform the agreed services, subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations.


28. Client Indemnification

28.1. To the extent permitted by law, the Client shall indemnify Xview Media against third-party claims, losses and reasonable costs arising directly from:

  • unlawful Client Content;
  • infringement caused by Client-supplied materials;
  • violation of third-party rights caused by Client materials or instructions;
  • unlawful use of the services by the Client;
  • fraudulent activities conducted by the Client; or
  • regulatory violations attributable to the Client.

28.2. Xview Media shall, where reasonably practicable, provide the Client with notice of a claim for which indemnification is sought and reasonable cooperation in its defence.

28.3. The Client shall not settle a claim in a manner that admits liability on behalf of Xview Media or imposes an obligation on Xview Media without Xview Media’s prior written consent, except where required by law.

28.4. This indemnity does not apply to the extent that a claim is finally determined to have resulted from Xview Media’s own wilful misconduct or liability that cannot legally be excluded.


29. Service Standard and Disclaimers

29.1. Xview Media shall provide professional services with reasonable care and skill appropriate to the nature of the engagement.

29.2. Unless expressly guaranteed in a written agreement, Xview Media does not guarantee a particular commercial result.

29.3. Xview Media does not guarantee that:

  • websites or applications will operate continuously without interruption;
  • third-party platforms will remain available;
  • every security vulnerability will be identified;
  • search rankings will remain constant;
  • advertisements will be approved;
  • applications will be approved by app stores;
  • APIs will remain unchanged;
  • third-party software will remain compatible indefinitely; or
  • services will generate a particular amount of revenue, traffic, leads or profit.

29.4. Nothing in this section excludes a statutory warranty or right that cannot legally be excluded.


30. Limitation of Liability

30.1. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Xview Media shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential losses, including loss of profits, revenue, business opportunity, goodwill or anticipated savings.

30.2. Xview Media shall not be responsible for losses arising primarily from:

  • Client instructions;
  • Client Content;
  • third-party services;
  • third-party platform decisions;
  • domain or registrar actions;
  • payment-provider actions;
  • app-store decisions;
  • search-engine changes;
  • advertising-platform changes;
  • unauthorised Client modifications;
  • compromised Client credentials;
  • events beyond reasonable control; or
  • circumstances that could not reasonably have been prevented despite reasonable professional care.

30.3. Subject to applicable law, the aggregate contractual liability of Xview Media arising from a particular project or service engagement shall not exceed the professional fees actually paid to Xview Media for the specific service giving rise to the claim during the applicable engagement period.

30.4. This limitation shall not apply to liability that cannot legally be limited or excluded.

30.5. Nothing in this section shall be interpreted as excluding statutory consumer rights, liability arising from fraud or wilful misconduct, or any other liability that applicable law does not permit the parties to exclude or limit.


31. Force Majeure

Xview Media shall not be responsible for delay or non-performance caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, fire, flood, war, civil unrest, government action, epidemics, pandemics, strikes, power failures, internet infrastructure failures, data-centre failures, cyberattacks, widespread malware incidents, telecommunications failures or major third-party outages.

Xview Media shall use reasonable efforts to resume performance when the relevant circumstances cease.


32. Prohibited and Unlawful Use

The Client shall not use Xview Media’s services for:

  • unlawful activities;
  • fraud;
  • phishing;
  • malware distribution;
  • unauthorised access;
  • infringement of intellectual property;
  • distribution of prohibited content;
  • activities intended to deceive or harm others;
  • activities violating applicable laws or regulations; or
  • activities that materially compromise Xview Media’s systems or other clients.

Xview Media may suspend services where reasonably necessary to protect its systems, personnel, Clients or legal interests, subject to applicable law.


33. Professional Conduct

33.1. Xview Media expects professional and respectful communication from Clients and their representatives.

33.2. Threats, harassment, intimidation, abusive conduct or deliberate disruption of Xview Media’s operations may constitute a breach of these Terms.

33.3. Xview Media may restrict communication channels or suspend services where reasonably necessary to protect its personnel or operations.

33.4. Nothing in this section restricts a Client’s lawful right to make a genuine complaint, provide an honest review or seek legal remedies.


34. Employees, Contractors and Service Providers

34.1. Xview Media may use employees, consultants, contractors, hosting providers, technology providers and other service providers to perform portions of its services.

34.2. Xview Media remains responsible for its contractual obligations to the Client to the extent required by the applicable agreement and law.


35. Credentials and System Access

35.1. Credentials supplied by the Client shall be used only for legitimate project or service purposes.

35.2. The Client represents that it has authority to provide the relevant access.

35.3. Xview Media may retain necessary technical access during an active service where required to provide hosting, maintenance, support or other agreed services.

35.4. Upon termination, transfer of credentials or administrative access shall be handled according to the applicable agreement and applicable law.


36. Suspension of Services

Xview Media may suspend some or all services where reasonably necessary because of:

  • material non-payment;
  • security threats;
  • unlawful activity;
  • excessive resource usage;
  • material contractual breach;
  • fraudulent activity;
  • third-party restrictions;
  • hosting restrictions; or
  • circumstances creating a material risk to Xview Media, its infrastructure or other Clients.

Where reasonably practicable, Xview Media shall provide notice before suspension.


37. Renewals

37.1. Recurring services such as domains, hosting, SSL, AMC, subscriptions and maintenance shall be renewed according to their applicable terms.

37.2. The Client is responsible for communicating non-renewal instructions within the applicable notice period.

37.3. Where Xview Media has already incurred a non-cancellable renewal or third-party commitment based on an authorised instruction or recurring arrangement, the Client may remain responsible for the applicable cost, subject to the agreed terms and applicable law.


38. Migration and Handover

38.1. Migration or transfer of websites, applications, domains, hosting accounts, databases or other assets may involve technical work and third-party requirements.

38.2. Unless expressly included in the original scope, migration, restoration, server configuration, data extraction and transfer assistance may be separately chargeable.

38.3. Subject to applicable law and any contrary written agreement, optional migration or handover services may be performed after settlement of outstanding amounts.


39. Portfolio and Publicity

39.1. Xview Media shall not publicly disclose Client confidential information merely for portfolio or promotional purposes.

39.2. Xview Media may display completed work, Client name, logo or project information in its portfolio only where the Client has provided permission or the applicable agreement expressly permits such use.

39.3. Government, confidential, NDA-protected or otherwise restricted projects shall not be publicly displayed where such publication is prohibited or has not been authorised.


40. Electronic Communications and Records

40.1. Communications may take place through email, telephone, messaging applications, project-management systems or other agreed channels.

40.2. Subject to applicable law, electronic records, quotations, invoices, approvals and communications may be relied upon as evidence of instructions and agreements.

40.3. The Client is responsible for ensuring that persons giving instructions to Xview Media are authorised to do so.


41. Notices

41.1. Formal notices may be provided by email, registered post, courier or another recorded communication method agreed by the parties.

41.2. The Client shall keep its contact details current.

41.3. Xview Media may use the contact details provided by the Client for service-related communications.


42. Governing Law

These Terms shall be governed by the laws of India, subject to applicable mandatory laws and statutory rights.


43. Dispute Resolution and Arbitration

43.1. The parties shall first attempt in good faith to resolve disputes through discussion and negotiation.

43.2. Where the parties have entered into a written or qualifying electronic agreement containing an arbitration clause, disputes covered by that clause may be referred to arbitration in accordance with the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, as amended.

43.3. Unless otherwise agreed in the applicable written agreement, the proposed seat of arbitration shall be Guwahati, Assam, India, and the language shall be English.

43.4. The parties may mutually agree to mediation before or during dispute resolution.

43.5. Nothing in this section prevents a party from seeking urgent interim relief or exercising a statutory remedy before a competent court or authority where legally permitted.

43.6. This website Terms page by itself shall not be interpreted as creating an arbitration agreement solely through website browsing.


44. Jurisdiction

Subject to applicable mandatory law, statutory rights and the jurisdiction of courts that cannot legally be excluded, courts having competent jurisdiction at Guwahati, Assam, India shall have jurisdiction over court proceedings arising from an applicable Xview Media agreement.

Nothing in this clause is intended to restrict any jurisdiction that applicable law expressly grants to a Client, consumer or other party.


45. Severability

If any provision is held invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, it shall be modified or interpreted to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable where legally possible, and the remaining provisions shall continue in effect.


46. Waiver

Failure by Xview Media to enforce a provision on one occasion shall not constitute a permanent waiver of that provision or prevent its enforcement subsequently.


47. Assignment

47.1. The Client shall not assign or transfer its contractual rights or obligations without Xview Media’s prior written consent, except where such restriction is not legally enforceable.

47.2. Xview Media may engage qualified employees, contractors and service providers to perform the services.

47.3. Xview Media may assign contractual rights as part of a merger, restructuring, acquisition, sale of business or similar transaction, subject to applicable law and the rights of the Client under the applicable agreement.


48. Entire Agreement

The applicable quotation, proposal, work order, statement of work, service agreement, invoice and these Terms together constitute the contractual framework applicable to the relevant engagement.

A project-specific written agreement shall prevail over these Terms to the extent of any express inconsistency.


49. Amendments to These Terms

49.1. Xview Media may update these website Terms from time to time to reflect changes in services, technology, law, regulations or business practices.

49.2. The updated version shall be published on this website with a revised effective date or last-updated date.

49.3. Website updates shall generally apply prospectively to new engagements.

49.4. A website update shall not automatically modify an existing project agreement that expressly incorporates an earlier version of these Terms, unless the parties agree otherwise or the change is required by law.


50. Authorised Representations

50.1. The binding scope, price, deliverables, guarantees and commitments applicable to a project shall be those contained in an authorised quotation, proposal, work order, service agreement or other written/electronic communication approved by Xview Media.

50.2. Preliminary discussions, estimates or informal statements shall not amend an agreed scope unless incorporated into the applicable contractual documentation.

50.3. Nothing in this section excludes liability for fraud or any representation that cannot legally be excluded.


51. No Guarantee of Commercial Results

Unless expressly guaranteed in a written agreement, Xview Media does not guarantee any particular business or commercial result.

This includes:

  • revenue;
  • profit;
  • sales;
  • customer acquisition;
  • leads;
  • website traffic;
  • search rankings;
  • advertising performance;
  • app downloads;
  • conversions; or
  • business growth.

52. Survival

Provisions relating to payment obligations, intellectual property, confidentiality, indemnification, limitation of liability, dispute resolution, governing law and other provisions that by their nature should survive termination shall continue after termination of the relevant service or agreement.


53. Statutory Rights

Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude, restrict or waive any right, remedy, obligation or protection that cannot legally be excluded, restricted or waived under applicable law.

Where a provision conflicts with a mandatory legal requirement, the mandatory legal requirement shall prevail to the extent of the conflict.


54. Contact Information

Xview Media
Japorigog, Guwahati, Assam, India

Phone: +91-97070-10163
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://xviewmedia.com/


Final Notice

These Terms & Conditions provide the general contractual framework for services provided by Xview Media.

Individual projects may contain additional terms relating to scope, pricing, payment, intellectual property, confidentiality, service levels, source code, maintenance, hosting, support, delivery, acceptance, cancellation or other matters.

Where such terms are expressly agreed in a quotation, proposal, work order, statement of work or service agreement, those project-specific terms shall apply to that engagement.

Effective Date: 06 October 2026
Last Updated: 06 October 2026