Cookie Policy

1. About this policy

1.1This policy explains how Gyan Shree Law Chamber uses cookies and similar technologies on this website, the purposes for which they are used, and the controls available to you. It forms part of, and should be read with, our Privacy Policy.

1.2A cookie is a small text file stored on your browser or device. Similar technologies include local storage, tags, pixels and software development tools that store or access information on a device. In this policy, “cookies” includes these technologies unless the context requires otherwise.

1.3Some cookie identifiers, IP addresses and usage information may be personal data where they identify you or can reasonably be linked to you. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle that data, including disclosures, retention and available rights.

1.4This policy must describe the website’s actual production configuration. We update the inventory when a cookie, script, provider, purpose or retention period changes.

2. How your choices work

2.1Necessary technologies. Cookies needed for website security, load balancing, form protection and storage of your privacy choices are enabled by default. They are not switched off through the preference panel. You may block them through your browser, but parts of the website may then fail to operate correctly.

2.2Optional technologies. Analytics, advertising, remarketing and personalisation technologies, if used, remain disabled unless you select the relevant category. Optional categories must not be pre-selected. Closing the panel without making a choice leaves optional technologies disabled.

2.3You may change or withdraw an optional choice at any time through the Cookie settings link available on the website. Withdrawal applies to future processing. We stop the relevant optional scripts and remove first-party optional cookies where technically supported; cookies placed by a third party may remain until they expire or you delete them through your browser.

2.4Rejecting optional cookies does not prevent access to ordinary website pages or enquiry forms. A third-party payment provider may, however, use its own operational and fraud-prevention cookies when you open its checkout page.

3. Cookies and similar technologies we use

3.1Necessary and operational technologies. The entries below are conditional on the relevant function being enabled or triggered. Retain only the rows confirmed by a production scan.

3.2Analytics

(a)We do not currently use analytics cookies”; or (b) identify every analytics cookie or similar technology, its provider, precise purpose and lifespan, and ensure it remains blocked until the visitor selects Analytics.

3.3Advertising, remarketing and social-media technologies

We do not currently use advertising, remarketing or social-media tracking pixels on this website. Ordinary links to external platforms do not set those platforms’ cookies through our website merely because the link is displayed.

3.4Third-party checkout and external websites

When you open a payment provider’s checkout page or follow a link to another website, that third party may set cookies under its own terms and privacy notices. We do not control cookies set on a third party’s website.

4. How cookie data is used

4.1We use necessary cookie data to provide and secure the website, maintain sessions, prevent abuse, protect forms and remember privacy choices.

4.2Where you select an optional category, the corresponding data is used only for the stated purpose, such as measuring website usage. We do not use cookie data to create advertising profiles, sell or rent it to data brokers, or link it to a client matter file.

4.3Server, access and security logs are not themselves cookies. Their collection and retention are described separately in our Privacy Policy.

5. Retention and withdrawal

5.1Each browser cookie remains for the period shown in the inventory unless you delete it earlier. Session cookies ordinarily expire when the relevant browser session ends, although browser restoration features may affect this behaviour.

5.2We retain the record of your cookie choices for [6 months], or until you change the choice, so that we can apply and evidence your preference. After the configured period, the preference panel may be shown again.

5.3Where an optional purpose is withdrawn, we cease future loading of the relevant technology and take reasonable technical steps to remove or expire first-party optional cookies associated with that purpose.

6. Browser and device controls

6.1Most browsers allow you to view, block or delete cookies through their privacy or site-data settings. The location and wording of those controls vary by browser and version. Blocking necessary cookies may interfere with website security, forms or checkout.

6.2Private or incognito browsing usually limits how long cookies remain on the device, but it does not necessarily prevent websites or service providers from processing information during the session.

7. Changes to this policy

7.1We update this policy when the website’s cookie or script configuration changes. The version number and effective date at the top identify the current version.

7.2If we introduce a new optional purpose or materially change an existing one, the relevant technology will remain disabled until the visitor is given an appropriate choice.

8. Questions and contact

For questions about this policy or our use of cookies, write to [email protected]. The legal entity name, postal address and grievance contact are stated in our Privacy Policy.