Professional Disclaimer
Last updated: October 2026 • Bar Council of India & Ministry of Corporate Affairs Standard
CraftEgon CCS provides corporate secretarial, regulatory compliance, and statutory documentation infrastructure under Indian corporate law. In compliance with the Advocates Act, 1961 and Bar Council of India regulations, CraftEgon CCS does not provide courtroom appearances, tribunal advocacy, or contentious litigation representation before the NCLT, ITAT, or High Courts. Formal legal representation and tribunal pleadings must be conducted by independent practicing advocates engaged directly on a separate vakalatnama.
1. No Unsolicited Legal Solicitation or Formal Retainer
The content, guides, statutory knowledge blueprints, calculators, and automated drafting tools provided on the CraftEgon CCS platform are for informational, operational, and educational corporate governance purposes only. Accessing our portals, executing preliminary risk diagnostics, or submitting intake forms does not create an advocate-client, chartered accountant-client, or company secretary-client relationship until a formal, signed client retainer agreement is executed.
2. AI Diagnostics & Computational Estimators
Outputs generated by our interactive calculators (including RoC Section 403 late fee estimators, GST ITC models, Section 115BAC tax comparisons, and equity dilution simulators) represent algorithmic mathematical estimates based on current published statutory schedules. Because official MCA stamp duties, RoC filing fees, and municipal levies depend on state-specific statutory schedules and nominal capital slabs, outputs are indicative and must be validated through formal professional review.
3. Independent Advocacy & Tribunal Boundary
CraftEgon CCS strictly disclaims any role as an attorney-at-law or courtroom litigator. In compliance with the Advocates Act, 1961 and Bar Council of India norms, all judicial pleadings, writs, petitions under Sections 241/242, insolvency defense under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) 2016, and appearances before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), or High Courts are conducted solely through independent enrolled advocates engaged on separate professional vakalatnamas.