Protection of Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's Brand and Intellectual Property

This Intellectual Property & Copyright Policy explains the ownership, permitted use and protection of intellectual property associated with Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited, operating under the brand name Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited.

The Policy applies to intellectual property used across Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's website, digital platforms, healthcare programmes, assessments, reports, educational resources, clinical materials, software, designs, publications, communications, campaigns and other business activities.

It also sets out the circumstances in which Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited content may or may not be copied, shared, reproduced, modified, distributed, published, licensed or commercially used.

This Policy should be read together with Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's Terms & Conditions, Platform Access & User Account Policy, and other applicable website policies.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited is a registered trademark used in connection with the business, healthcare services and commercial activities of Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited.

The Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited name, registered trademark, brand identity and associated branding are protected under applicable intellectual property law, including the Trade Marks Act, 1999. The Act provides the statutory framework for registration and protection of trademarks in India and provides rights and remedies in relation to infringement of registered marks.

Registration of a trademark protects the mark according to the registration granted, including its registered form, applicable classes and scope. Nothing in this Policy should be interpreted as claiming trademark protection beyond the rights lawfully held by Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited.

Unless otherwise stated or lawfully owned by a third party, intellectual property created for, commissioned by, assigned to, licensed to or owned by Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may include:

• The Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited brand name.
• Registered trademarks.
• Logos and brand marks.
• Brand identity systems.
• Website design and layout.
• Original website copy.
• Graphics and visual assets.
• Photographs and videos.
• Illustrations.
• Clinical and wellness programme materials.
• Assessment frameworks.
• Educational content.
• Reports and report formats.
• Presentations.
• Research summaries.
• Infographics.
• Digital interfaces.
• Software and source code.
• Databases and structured content.
• Proprietary workflows.
• Internal operating materials.
• Marketing and communication materials.
• Original documentation and templates.

Ownership depends on applicable agreements, employment arrangements, assignments, licences and the circumstances under which the intellectual property was created.

Original literary, artistic, photographic, audiovisual, software and other copyright-protected works may be protected under the Copyright Act, 1957.

Indian copyright law recognises copyright in specified classes of works and grants the copyright owner exclusive rights, subject to statutory limitations and exceptions.

Copyright may arise independently of trademark protection. A Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited logo, for example, may potentially involve both trademark and copyright rights depending on the nature of the work and applicable ownership.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, original content published on the Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited website is owned by or lawfully licensed to Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited.

Protected website content may include:

• Written text.
• Service descriptions.
• Healthcare educational content.
• Page structures.
• Graphics.
• Illustrations.
• Photographs.
• Videos.
• Animations.
• Downloadable documents.
• Original diagrams.
• User-interface elements.
• Original assessment content.
• Reports and programme materials.

Access to the website does not transfer ownership of any intellectual property to the visitor.

Users may access Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's publicly available website content for lawful personal and informational purposes.

A user may ordinarily:

• View publicly accessible pages.
• Print a reasonable portion for personal reference.
• Save information for personal healthcare discussions.
• Share a direct link to a publicly accessible Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited page.
• Quote a limited portion where permitted by law and appropriately attributed.

Permitted personal use does not authorise commercial exploitation, systematic copying or creation of competing materials.

Unless authorised by Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited or permitted by law, users must not:

• Copy substantial Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited website content.
• Republish articles or service descriptions as their own.
• Duplicate programme materials.
• Reproduce proprietary assessments.
• Copy report formats for commercial use.
• Republish photographs or videos.
• Modify and redistribute Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited content.
• Sell Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited materials.
• Create unauthorised translations for publication.
• Reproduce content on another website.
• Use Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited material to train or market a competing commercial service where such use infringes applicable rights.
• Remove copyright, trademark or ownership notices.

Unauthorised reproduction may result in enforcement action where appropriate.

The Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited trademark must not be used in a manner that suggests an association, approval, sponsorship, licence or commercial relationship that does not exist.

Without prior written authorisation, third parties must not use the Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited trademark:

• As their company name.
• As part of a competing brand.
• In a domain name intended to create confusion.
• In a social media account name implying official status.
• On products or packaging.
• In advertisements implying endorsement.
• On healthcare services presented as Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited services.
• In promotional materials implying partnership.
• In an application or digital service suggesting official affiliation.

The Trade Marks Act, 1999 addresses infringement where an unauthorised person uses a registered mark in the course of trade in circumstances covered by the Act.

The Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited logo and related visual identity must not be copied, recreated, redrawn, recoloured, distorted, modified or incorporated into another brand identity without written permission.

Unauthorised users must not:

• Change the logo proportions.
• Add or remove elements.
• Use an altered colour version as an official mark.
• Place the logo on unrelated healthcare products.
• Display the logo to imply accreditation.
• Use the logo on certificates.
• Use the logo on medical reports not issued or authorised by Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited.
• Place the logo on third-party websites as an official partner without approval.

Approved partners must follow any applicable brand usage guidelines.

Where Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited uses the registered trademark symbol ®, it should be used only in relation to a trademark for which registration has been granted and only in a manner consistent with the registered rights.

The symbol should not be used to imply registration for a different word, logo, service category or jurisdiction where such registration has not been established.

Use of ™ may be appropriate for marks claimed as trademarks but not represented as registered, depending on the relevant circumstances.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may determine how trademark symbols are presented within its brand standards.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's domain names, official digital identities and authorised social media handles form part of its online brand presence.

No person may register, acquire or use a domain, username or digital identifier intended to impersonate Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited or create a misleading impression of official association.

Examples may include:

• Typographical variations intended to deceive users.
• Domains falsely presented as Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited booking portals.
• Fake support accounts.
• Fake healthcare accounts.
• Fake recruitment accounts.
• Fake payment pages.
• Unauthorised social media profiles using Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited branding.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may take appropriate technical or legal action against deceptive use.

No person may represent their goods, services or organisation in a manner that falsely suggests they are Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited, are authorised by Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited or form part of Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's healthcare ecosystem.

Indian trademark law also preserves the law of passing off in relation to unauthorised use of marks in appropriate circumstances.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may act against misleading representations involving its brand identity, reputation or commercial origin where legally appropriate.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may develop proprietary materials for preventive healthcare, longevity programmes, health assessments, patient education, wellness planning and related services.

These materials may include:

• Programme structures.
• Assessment forms.
• Questionnaires.
• Educational documents.
• Health planning frameworks.
• Checklists.
• Internal protocols.
• Patient-facing programme guides.
• Presentation materials.
• Clinical communication formats.

Receiving these materials as a patient, user, corporate client or programme participant does not transfer intellectual property ownership.

They may be used only for the purpose for which they were supplied unless otherwise authorised.

A diagnostic or health report may contain different categories of intellectual property and data.

The individual's personal or health information contained in a report remains subject to applicable privacy and health-data requirements. The format, original explanatory content, graphics, software-generated presentation, interpretation template or other proprietary elements may separately belong to Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited or an independent diagnostic provider.

A user may ordinarily retain and share their own healthcare report for legitimate medical purposes.

Ownership of personal health data should not be confused with ownership of the report template, software or proprietary presentation format.

This Policy does not restrict an individual's lawful rights concerning their personal or health information.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited does not claim intellectual property ownership over a user's underlying personal facts merely because they are recorded through a Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited service.

However, proprietary assessment frameworks, software, analytical methods, report layouts and original explanatory content may remain protected separately.

Privacy rights and intellectual property rights operate independently.

Software, code, platform architecture, databases, algorithms, user-interface components and other technology created by or for Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may be protected by intellectual property and contractual rights.

Users receive only the limited access necessary to use the applicable service.

Users must not, except where expressly authorised or legally permitted:

• Copy source code.
• Attempt to obtain source code through unauthorised means.
• Modify software.
• Create unauthorised derivative versions.
• Bypass licence restrictions.
• Circumvent technical controls.
• Reproduce platform interfaces commercially.
• Resell platform access.
• Extract proprietary databases.
• Interfere with digital rights management or security mechanisms.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may maintain structured databases containing operational, clinical, administrative, technical or commercial information.

Individual personal data within those systems remains subject to applicable privacy law.

The selection, arrangement, structure, software or proprietary organisation of database content may separately involve intellectual property, confidentiality or contractual protections.

Unauthorised bulk extraction, scraping or commercial reuse of Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited databases is prohibited where such restriction is legally enforceable.

Automated systems must not be used to systematically copy or extract Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited website content, healthcare materials, pricing, programme structures, databases or other protected information without authorisation.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may restrict automated access that:

• Creates excessive technical load.
• Circumvents access controls.
• Copies proprietary content.
• Collects user information.
• Interferes with platform operation.
• Supports unauthorised commercial replication.

Legitimate search-engine indexing or authorised integrations may be permitted separately.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited content must not be copied in substantial quantities for the unauthorised development, training, fine-tuning, commercial evaluation or operation of artificial intelligence or machine-learning systems where that use would infringe Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's intellectual property, confidentiality or contractual rights.

This provision does not seek to prohibit uses that are expressly permitted by applicable law.

Any commercial organisation seeking to use proprietary Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited content for model development, datasets or machine-learning applications should obtain written permission where required.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may publish healthcare education relating to preventive care, biomarkers, wellness, longevity, nutrition, cognition, diagnostics or related subjects.

Educational availability does not place the material in the public domain.

Users may share links to publicly available content but should not reproduce substantial portions as their own educational, medical or commercial content without permission.

Medical facts that are not themselves protectable are distinct from Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's original expression, presentation, graphics and content structure.

Photographs, videos, animations and audiovisual content appearing on Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited platforms may be owned by Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited, licensed from third parties or used with appropriate permission.

Users must not assume that online availability creates a right to reuse the material.

Unauthorised use may include:

• Downloading photographs for advertising.
• Reposting videos commercially.
• Removing branding or watermarks.
• Editing content to imply endorsement.
• Using Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited imagery for another clinic or healthcare provider.
• Creating misleading before-and-after material.

Separate rights may also exist in the likeness or privacy of people appearing in the content.

Where patient photographs, testimonials, videos or other identifiable materials are used, such use should be supported by appropriate permission and applicable privacy considerations.

No third party may copy a Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited patient testimonial, photograph or video and reuse it to promote another healthcare service.

A user's consent for Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited to publish an identifiable testimonial does not automatically authorise unrelated third parties to reuse that material.

Any withdrawal or limitation of consent will be addressed according to the terms under which the material was supplied and applicable law.

Names, photographs, biographies, qualifications and professional profiles displayed on Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited platforms may contain factual information as well as protected photographs, written content and presentation elements.

Third parties may not copy complete Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited profiles to create fake practitioner pages, misleading listings or unauthorised advertisements.

Factual professional qualifications may be independently verifiable, but Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's original wording, photography and presentation remain subject to applicable intellectual property rights.

Where Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited publishes original articles, reports, white papers, research summaries or other publications, copyright in the original material remains with the applicable rights holder.

Academic or professional citation is permitted where consistent with applicable law and recognised citation practices.

Reproducing an entire publication, translating it for redistribution, selling it or incorporating substantial portions into another commercial publication requires permission unless a statutory exception applies.

Nothing in this Policy is intended to prohibit use that is expressly permitted under Indian copyright law.

Section 52 of the Copyright Act, 1957 identifies specified acts that are not treated as copyright infringement, including certain forms of fair dealing and other statutory exceptions.

Whether a particular use falls within an exception depends on the specific circumstances.

This Policy should not be interpreted as removing a statutory exception available under law.

Copyright ownership depends on the circumstances under which a work is created and any applicable employment or contractual arrangement.

The Copyright Act, 1957 contains rules concerning first ownership of copyright, subject to statutory exceptions and contractual arrangements.

Where Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited employees, consultants, agencies, photographers, designers, developers or other contributors create intellectual property, ownership and usage rights may be governed by applicable employment terms, assignments or licence agreements.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited will not claim ownership of third-party intellectual property merely because it has been supplied for a project.

Content, software, designs or other materials created by an external agency, freelancer, vendor or consultant are subject to the applicable contractual arrangements.

Where Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited requires ownership of commissioned intellectual property, appropriate assignment provisions should be documented.

Indian copyright law provides that an assignment of copyright must satisfy statutory requirements, including written assignment.

Where only a licence has been obtained, Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's rights remain subject to the scope of that licence.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may lawfully use third-party intellectual property including:

• Software.
• Fonts.
• Stock images.
• Medical illustrations.
• Diagnostic technologies.
• Research materials.
• Provider trademarks.
• Payment-system marks.
• Laboratory materials.
• Licensed publications.

Third-party intellectual property remains the property of its respective rights holder.

Its appearance on the Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited website does not mean Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited owns the underlying rights.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may display a third-party healthcare, diagnostic, technology or business partner's trademark where authorised.

Such use does not transfer ownership of that trademark to Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited.

Likewise, a Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited partner may use the Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited trademark only to the extent expressly authorised.

A commercial relationship does not permit unrestricted use of either party's intellectual property.

Reference to another company, technology, laboratory, product, healthcare provider or trademark does not automatically mean that Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited endorses every product or service offered by that organisation.

Similarly, another organisation's reference to Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited should not be treated as an endorsement unless the relationship has been officially authorised.

Brand use should accurately reflect the actual relationship.

Corporate clients receiving Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited wellness, executive health or institutional programme materials may use those materials internally to the extent reasonably necessary for the programme.

They must not, without permission:

• Resell Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited materials.
• Republish programme frameworks commercially.
• Remove Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited branding and present materials as their own.
• License the content to other organisations.
• Copy proprietary assessments for independent use.
• Use Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited materials to establish a competing commercial programme.

Any broader licence should be documented separately.

Healthcare professionals, laboratories or service partners may receive Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited materials for the purpose of delivering or supporting an authorised service.

Access to those materials does not create an unrestricted licence.

Partners must use Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited intellectual property only within the authorised scope of their relationship.

Use after termination of a partnership may be restricted according to applicable agreements and intellectual property rights.

Journalists, publishers or media organisations may refer to Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited and accurately describe publicly available information.

Use of Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited logos, photographs, proprietary graphics or substantial copyrighted material may require permission.

Media organisations must not alter or present Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited materials in a manner that falsely attributes statements or creates misleading endorsements.

Requests for official brand assets should be made through Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited.

Users may ordinarily share direct links to official Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited public content through social media.

Users must not:

• Create fake official Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited pages.
• Edit posts to misrepresent their meaning.
• Remove ownership notices.
• Present Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited content as their own.
• Use Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited content for deceptive healthcare claims.
• Use the registered trademark to impersonate Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may report accounts that impersonate the brand or infringe its rights.

Where Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited allows users to upload reviews, comments, testimonials, images or other content, the user remains responsible for ensuring that they have the necessary rights to submit that material.

Users must not upload:

• Copyrighted material without authority.
• Another person's confidential records without permission.
• Trademark-infringing materials.
• Fraudulent content.
• Unlawfully obtained images.
• Content that misrepresents another person's identity.

Any licence granted to Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited for user-generated content should be limited to the terms communicated through the relevant submission process.

Submission of a testimonial or review does not automatically transfer copyright ownership unless expressly agreed.

Where Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited requests permission to publish a testimonial, the permitted uses may include website publication, social media, corporate communications or other specified channels according to the consent obtained.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited should not materially alter a testimonial in a manner that creates a misleading representation.

Where Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited provides brochures, guides, reports, forms or educational documents for download, those materials remain subject to applicable intellectual property rights.

Download permission does not ordinarily include permission to:

• Rebrand the material.
• Sell it.
• Modify it for another healthcare organisation.
• Remove copyright notices.
• Publish it on another website.
• Use it as the basis for a competing product.

Any broader permission must be expressly granted.

Forms, questionnaires, assessments and structured templates developed by Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may contain proprietary selection, organisation, wording or design.

Use by a Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited patient or programme participant for the intended healthcare purpose is permitted.

Commercial copying or replication by another healthcare organisation may require permission.

Underlying medical concepts or facts remain distinct from any protectable original expression or structure.

Internal manuals, operating documents, staff training resources, clinical workflows, commercial documentation and similar materials are not intended for public distribution unless expressly released.

Employees, consultants, vendors and partners who receive such materials must comply with applicable confidentiality and intellectual property obligations.

Unauthorised disclosure may constitute both a contractual and intellectual property matter.

Some Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited information may be confidential even where copyright or trademark law is not the primary protection.

Confidential information may include:

• Unpublished business strategies.
• Internal procedures.
• Proprietary methods.
• Technical architecture.
• Commercial pricing structures.
• Partner arrangements.
• Unreleased programme designs.
• Internal research.
• Security information.
• Non-public product development material.

Access to confidential information does not authorise public disclosure or competitive use.

Users and third parties must not reverse engineer Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's proprietary software, technical systems or protected digital functionality except to the extent such restriction is prohibited by applicable law.

This includes attempts to reconstruct source code, proprietary algorithms, private APIs, technical architecture or protected platform logic through unauthorised methods.

Security research should not be conducted in a manner that compromises patient information, platform security or service availability.

No third party may commercially exploit Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited intellectual property without appropriate authorisation.

Unauthorised commercial use may include:

• Selling Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited materials.
• Creating paid courses from Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited content.
• Licensing copied programme structures.
• Offering imitation Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited-branded services.
• Using the Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited name to generate leads for another provider.
• Selling copied assessment frameworks.
• Creating counterfeit health products using the Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited brand.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may pursue appropriate remedies where its rights are infringed.

No person may use Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited branding to market an unauthorised consultation, diagnostic service, therapy, supplement, programme or healthcare product.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may investigate reports of:

• Fake Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited clinics.
• Fake booking portals.
• Counterfeit certificates.
• Fake diagnostic reports.
• Unauthorised branded products.
• Fraudulent payment requests.
• Fake social media accounts.
• False employment or partnership claims.

Users should verify suspicious communications through official Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited contact channels.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited certificates, programme confirmations, participation documents or other official credentials must not be fabricated, altered or reproduced to misrepresent participation, qualification or association.

Users must not:

• Change names or dates on certificates.
• Create fake Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited certification programmes.
• Issue copied certificates to third parties.
• Alter verification details.
• Use an authentic certificate to imply a different qualification.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may verify certificates or credentials issued by it where appropriate.

Users and third parties must not alter Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited-issued medical, wellness or assessment documents in a manner that misrepresents their original contents.

Unauthorised alteration may include:

• Changing test values.
• Changing physician observations.
• Altering dates.
• Adding false signatures.
• Replacing patient information.
• Adding the Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited logo to an unauthorised report.

This restriction does not prevent a user from annotating a personal copy for private reference where the original document remains distinguishable.

No third party may use Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's name, logo, trademark, photographs, testimonials or healthcare content in advertising without appropriate permission.

In particular, a person must not use Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited intellectual property to imply that Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited:

• Endorses a product.
• Recommends another clinic.
• Supports a supplement.
• Certifies a healthcare provider.
• Sponsors an event.
• Approves a medical device.
• Has entered into a partnership that does not exist.

Authorised advertising use remains subject to the terms of the applicable licence or partnership agreement.

Use of the Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited name in online advertising must not create confusion regarding the identity or source of the advertiser.

Third parties should not create advertisements, landing pages or account names designed to impersonate Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited or divert users through misleading representations.

The legality of keyword advertising depends on the particular circumstances and applicable trademark law.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited reserves the right to challenge uses that infringe its trademark rights or mislead consumers.

No unauthorised person may publish an application using the Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited name, trademark or branding in a manner that suggests the application is official.

Fake applications may create significant risks involving health data, payments and user identity.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may request removal of unauthorised applications and take appropriate legal action where necessary.

Users should obtain Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited applications only through channels officially identified by Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may act against domain names that unlawfully infringe its trademark or are registered to impersonate, deceive or divert users.

Relevant factors may include confusing similarity, commercial use, fraudulent intent and the nature of the services offered through the domain.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may use available registry, dispute-resolution, court or other lawful procedures to protect its rights.

Under the Copyright Act, 1957, copyright infringement may arise where a protected act is undertaken without the required permission and outside a statutory exception.

Where Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited reasonably believes that its protected content has been infringed, it may take appropriate action including:

• Requesting removal.
• Sending a formal notice.
• Requesting platform takedown.
• Seeking preservation of evidence.
• Suspending authorised access.
• Pursuing civil or other remedies available under law.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited will assess alleged infringement according to the facts of the particular case.

A registered trademark may be infringed through unauthorised use in the course of trade where the statutory conditions for infringement are satisfied.

The Trade Marks Act, 1999 provides the governing framework for such protection in India.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may take action where unauthorised use creates infringement, deception, consumer confusion or another legally actionable interference with its trademark rights.

A person who believes that Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited intellectual property is being used without authorisation may report the matter to:

enquiries@prajeeva.com

The report should, where available, include:

• The intellectual property concerned.
• Location of the suspected infringement.
• Website or platform URL.
• Screenshots or supporting evidence.
• Identity of the suspected infringer where known.
• Description of the unauthorised use.
• Contact details of the person reporting the matter.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may request additional information before taking action.

A rights holder who believes that material appearing on a Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited-controlled platform infringes their copyright may submit a detailed notice.

The notice should identify:

• The protected work.
• The allegedly infringing material.
• The location of that material.
• The basis of the complainant's rights.
• Contact information.
• Relevant supporting documentation.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may review the material, seek further information, temporarily restrict access or remove content where appropriate.

Submission of a complaint does not automatically establish infringement.

Intellectual property complaints should be submitted in good faith.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may decline to act on a complaint that is materially incomplete, clearly unrelated to its services or unsupported by sufficient information to identify the alleged infringement.

A person should not knowingly submit a false ownership or infringement claim.

Where ownership is genuinely disputed, the parties may need to resolve the matter through the applicable legal process.

Any person or organisation wishing to use Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited intellectual property beyond ordinary permitted website use should obtain written authorisation.

A licensing request should identify:

• The material requested.
• Proposed use.
• Territory.
• Media or platform.
• Duration.
• Commercial or non-commercial purpose.
• Proposed modifications.
• Distribution scope.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may approve, refuse or impose conditions on a licence request.

No licence exists until authorised in writing.

Permission to use one Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited asset does not constitute permission to use all Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited intellectual property.

A licence may be limited by:

• Asset.
• Purpose.
• Territory.
• Duration.
• Platform.
• Audience.
• Modification rights.
• Commercial use.
• Attribution requirements.

Use outside the agreed scope may constitute unauthorised use.

Where Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited acquires intellectual property through assignment, the assignment will be governed by applicable law and the written terms of the relevant agreement.

Under section 19 of the Copyright Act, 1957, assignment of copyright must satisfy statutory written requirements.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may also assign or license its intellectual property where commercially appropriate.

Such transactions will not affect personal data rights merely because intellectual property rights are assigned.

Copyright ownership and authorship rights are not always identical.

The Copyright Act, 1957 recognises specified special rights of authors independently of copyright ownership, subject to the Act.

Where relevant, Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited will respect legally applicable authorship and attribution rights.

Contractual arrangements with contributors should therefore address both ownership and permitted use appropriately.

Intellectual property rights do not override privacy and data protection obligations.

For example:

• Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may own a report template but not obtain unrestricted rights over the patient's personal health information.
• Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may own a photograph but still need appropriate permission to publish an identifiable individual.
• Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may own platform software while user personal data remains governed by privacy law.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's Privacy Policy and Personal & Health Data Protection Policy govern personal data separately.

Intellectual property ownership does not constitute medical approval, regulatory approval or clinical validation.

A registered trademark protects brand identity. It does not mean that a healthcare service, therapy, medical claim or product has been approved by a medical regulator.

Similarly, copyright protection concerns original expression and does not establish the scientific accuracy or clinical effectiveness of the underlying healthcare information.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited will not represent intellectual property registration as evidence of medical efficacy.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited's intellectual property rights must not be exercised in a way that removes mandatory rights available to consumers.

A user may retain copies of documents or information where necessary to exercise lawful healthcare, consumer or legal rights.

Nothing in this Policy prevents criticism, lawful review, statutory reporting or another use protected by applicable law.

This Policy is intended to prevent infringement and misleading commercial use, not legitimate exercise of statutory rights.

Where Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited reasonably believes that its intellectual property has been infringed, it may pursue remedies available under applicable law.

Depending on the circumstances, action may include:

• Written notice.
• Cease-and-desist communication.
• Platform takedown requests.
• Domain or account complaints.
• Injunctive relief.
• Claims for damages or other civil remedies.
• Other legal remedies available under applicable law.

The appropriate response will depend on the nature and seriousness of the alleged infringement.

Failure by Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited to take immediate action against a particular unauthorised use does not automatically constitute permission or waiver of its intellectual property rights.

Any waiver must be expressly authorised where legally required.

Permission granted in one case does not create permission for another person or another use.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may enforce its rights when appropriate.

This Policy is governed by the laws of India.

Relevant legislation includes the Trade Marks Act, 1999, which provides for registration and protection of trademarks, and the Copyright Act, 1957, which governs copyright in protected works.

Digital use of intellectual property may also involve the Information Technology Act, 2000 and other applicable laws depending on the particular activity. The Information Technology Act establishes India's statutory framework for electronic records, digital activities and related matters.

Nothing in this Policy limits a statutory right or exception that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited may update this Intellectual Property & Copyright Policy to reflect changes in its trademarks, digital services, healthcare programmes, intellectual property portfolio, licensing arrangements or applicable law.

The current version will be published on the Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited website.

A change to this Policy does not transfer ownership of intellectual property or create a licence unless expressly stated.

Existing written licences and assignments remain subject to their respective terms.

This Policy should be read together with:

• Terms & Conditions
• Platform Access & User Account Policy
• Privacy Policy
• Personal & Health Data Protection Policy
• Medical Disclaimer & Health Advice Warning
• Preventive Healthcare & Wellness Services Policy
• Diagnostic & Third-Party Healthcare Services Policy

For trademark, copyright, licensing, brand usage or intellectual property enquiries:

Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited

Email: enquiries@prajeeva.com
Phone: +91-95913-21052
Website: https://prajeeva.com
Office: Prajeeva Healthcare Private Limited, Units B-403 & B-404, 4th Floor, Garden of Eden by UKN, Pattandur Agrahara, Whitefield, Bengaluru – 560066, India.

If you have questions about this page or how your information is handled, reach out to our team directly.