Effective Date: April 27, 2026
Last Updated: April 27, 2026
IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE
This Enterprise Insurance, Liability & Risk Disclosure Framework (“Framework”) establishes the legal, operational, commercial, and evidentiary framework governing:
- risk allocation;
- insurance positioning;
- liability disclosures;
- valuation methodologies;
- warehouse exposure;
- inventory exposure;
- operational limitations;
- force majeure allocation;
- and commercial risk assumptions
relating to all services provided by the Company.
This Framework applies across:
- storage;
- warehousing;
- rentals;
- resale;
- logistics;
- archival handling;
- managed services;
- digitization;
- enterprise storage;
- production inventory management;
- designer inventory management;
- and associated operations.
This Framework forms an integral part of:
- Platform Terms & Conditions;
- Seller Agreements;
- Storage Agreements;
- Managed Services Agreements;
- Production House Agreements;
- Designer Agreements;
- Rental Terms;
- Operational SOPs;
- and all associated contractual frameworks.
1. COMPANY DETAILS
This Framework is issued by:
TFCP INFOTAINMENT PRIVATE LIMITED
Registered Office:
Opp. Piccadilly 4, Royal Palms Estate
Aarey Milk Colony, Goregaon
Mumbai – 400065, Maharashtra, India
CIN: U59111MH2023PTC401543
GSTIN: 27AAKCT0771A1ZJ
Email: legal@vault.rent
operating directly or indirectly through:
- Vault.rent;
- CostumePeti;
- Vault.Fashion;
- Vault.Wedding;
- Vault.Luxury;
- Space Bazaar;
- associated warehouse systems;
- operational facilities;
- logistics systems;
- and affiliated infrastructure.
2. CORE RISK ALLOCATION PRINCIPLES
2.1 Commercial Nature of Services
All services provided by the Company involve commercial operational risk including:
- inventory handling;
- transportation;
- warehousing;
- customer usage;
- environmental exposure;
- logistics dependencies;
- technological systems;
- and third-party operational involvement.
2.2 Shared Risk Structure
Clients, Sellers, Studios, Designers, Customers, and associated parties expressly acknowledge that:
- operational risks cannot be entirely eliminated;
- commercially reasonable measures do not constitute absolute guarantees;
- risk allocation forms a fundamental commercial basis of all transactions.
2.3 No Fiduciary Insurance Assumption
Unless expressly agreed in writing:
- the Company does not act as insurer;
- the Company does not provide blanket insurance coverage;
- the Company does not guarantee full replacement recovery;
- the Company does not guarantee insurer acceptance of claims.
3. INVENTORY RISK DISCLOSURES
3.1 Commercial Handling Risks
Inventory may be exposed to:
- operational handling;
- transportation movement;
- commercial wear;
- customer usage;
- environmental exposure;
- restoration procedures;
- packaging risks;
- warehouse movement;
- and associated operational conditions.
3.2 Textile & Couture Risks
Luxury garments, couture, archival textiles, and designer pieces may inherently involve:
- fabric aging;
- embroidery deterioration;
- color fading;
- adhesive weakening;
- material fragility;
- oxidation;
- moisture sensitivity;
- environmental sensitivity;
- structural weakening over time.
The Company does not guarantee preservation against all natural or material deterioration.
3.3 Archival Inventory Risks
Archival Inventory may involve elevated risks due to:
- age;
- historical preservation conditions;
- material fragility;
- prior usage;
- prior environmental exposure;
- and historical degradation.
4. WAREHOUSE & STORAGE RISK DISCLOSURES
4.1 Operational Environment
Warehouses may be affected by:
- humidity;
- climate variations;
- temperature changes;
- dust;
- electrical failures;
- pest risks despite reasonable controls;
- flooding risks;
- infrastructure limitations;
- and associated environmental conditions.
4.2 Commercial Preservation Standard
Unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing, the Company provides:
commercially reasonable storage standards,
NOT:
- museum-grade preservation;
- archival certification;
- climate-guaranteed preservation;
- conservation-grade custody.
4.3 Shared Facility Risks
The Client acknowledges that:
- warehouse facilities may contain multiple clients’ Inventory;
- operational movement may occur;
- personnel access may occur;
- third-party logistics handling may occur;
subject to commercially reasonable operational controls.
5. RENTAL & CUSTOMER USAGE RISKS
5.1 Commercial Rental Exposure
Rental Inventory may be exposed to:
- stains;
- tears;
- customer misuse;
- event-related damage;
- accidental damage;
- environmental exposure;
- transportation wear;
- cleaning risks;
- and restoration requirements.
5.2 Event Sensitivity
The Company does not guarantee:
- uninterrupted event suitability;
- exact fitting expectations;
- styling outcomes;
- ceremonial success;
- production continuity;
- or event-specific commercial outcomes.
6. INSURANCE FRAMEWORK
6.1 No Automatic Insurance
Insurance coverage shall not automatically apply unless:
- expressly agreed in writing;
- separately purchased;
- specifically documented;
- or contractually incorporated.
6.2 Client Responsibility
Clients are strongly advised to maintain independent insurance for:
- luxury Inventory;
- archival Inventory;
- production assets;
- couture Inventory;
- enterprise records;
- high-value goods;
- irreplaceable materials;
- and business continuity risks.
6.3 Third-Party Insurers
Where insurance is arranged:
- insurer terms shall apply;
- exclusions shall apply;
- deductibles shall apply;
- claim conditions shall apply.
The Company does not guarantee:
- insurer acceptance;
- claim approval;
- replacement recovery;
- timing of settlements.
7. DECLARED VALUE FRAMEWORK
7.1 Declared Values
Clients may be required to provide:
- declared values;
- insured values;
- invoices;
- valuation records;
- authenticity records;
- appraisal documentation.
7.2 Reliance on Client Valuation
The Company may rely upon Client-declared values for:
- operational classification;
- liability calculations;
- commercial assessments;
- risk categorization.
7.3 Overvaluation Risks
The Company reserves rights to challenge commercially unreasonable valuations where:
- market inconsistencies exist;
- insufficient proof exists;
- counterfeit suspicion exists;
- unsupported valuations are provided.
8. LIABILITY LIMITATIONS
8.1 Excluded Damages
To the fullest extent permissible under Applicable Law, the Company shall not be liable for:
- indirect losses;
- consequential damages;
- reputational harm;
- emotional distress;
- business interruption;
- production delays;
- missed events;
- loss of opportunity;
- speculative losses;
- celebrity association losses;
- goodwill losses.
8.2 Commercial Wear Exclusion
The Company shall not be liable for:
- commercially reasonable wear;
- ordinary handling impact;
- operational deterioration;
- environmental effects despite reasonable measures;
- hidden weaknesses;
- natural aging;
- inherent defects.
8.3 Third-Party Exposure
The Company shall not be liable for:
- courier failures;
- third-party logistics misconduct;
- customer misuse;
- governmental actions;
- insurer denials;
- cyberattacks;
- utility failures;
- cloud infrastructure failures.
9. LIABILITY CAPS
9.1 Aggregate Liability Cap
To the fullest extent permissible under Applicable Law, aggregate liability of the Company shall not exceed:
- declared value;
OR - insured value;
OR - actual transaction amount received by the Company;
OR - actual commercially recoverable value,
whichever is lower.
9.2 No Multiple Recovery
Clients shall not obtain:
- duplicate recoveries;
- overlapping compensation;
- unjust enrichment;
- multiple claims for identical losses.
10. FORCE MAJEURE RISK DISCLOSURES
10.1 Force Majeure Events
The Company shall not be liable for:
- floods;
- fires;
- riots;
- pandemics;
- cyberattacks;
- governmental restrictions;
- labor shortages;
- internet outages;
- infrastructure failures;
- transportation disruptions;
- war-like situations;
- civil disturbances;
- acts beyond reasonable control.
10.2 Extended Operational Disruptions
Force majeure events may result in:
- delayed retrievals;
- delayed logistics;
- temporary operational shutdowns;
- reduced staffing;
- restricted access;
- evidence preservation limitations.
11. DIGITAL SYSTEMS & CYBER RISK DISCLOSURES
11.1 Technology Dependencies
Operations may rely upon:
- cloud infrastructure;
- software systems;
- QR systems;
- metadata systems;
- APIs;
- digital workflows;
- operational automation;
- AI systems.
11.2 Cybersecurity Risks
Despite commercially reasonable safeguards, risks may include:
- cyberattacks;
- unauthorized access;
- malware;
- ransomware;
- system outages;
- data corruption;
- cloud failures;
- metadata loss.
The Company does not guarantee absolute cybersecurity protection.
12. ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE & CLAIMS SUPPORT
12.1 Operational Evidence
The Company may rely upon:
- QR records;
- metadata;
- timestamps;
- warehouse logs;
- dispatch records;
- operational photographs;
- CCTV footage;
- audit trails;
- and digital records
for: - claim handling;
- dispute resolution;
- insurance support;
- legal proceedings;
- operational determinations.
12.2 No Guaranteed Claim Outcome
Operational evidence may support claims processes but does not guarantee:
- insurer acceptance;
- judicial findings;
- regulatory outcomes;
- or settlement success.
13. CLIENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
All Clients expressly acknowledge and agree that:
- operational risk exists;
- warehousing risk exists;
- logistics risk exists;
- digital system risk exists;
- commercial rental exposure exists;
- and risk allocation forms a material basis of pricing and services.
14. INDEMNITY
Clients irrevocably agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Company against:
- unlawful storage claims;
- counterfeit disputes;
- IP disputes;
- tax disputes;
- publicity rights claims;
- regulatory actions;
- customer disputes;
- and losses arising from Client conduct or Inventory.
15. AUDIT, INVESTIGATION & EVIDENCE PRESERVATION
The Company reserves unrestricted rights to:
- preserve evidence;
- investigate suspicious conduct;
- cooperate with authorities;
- retain operational records;
- conduct operational reviews;
- support insurer investigations;
- comply with lawful requests.
16. GOVERNING LAW & DISPUTE RESOLUTION
This Framework shall be governed by the laws of India.
Disputes shall first attempt resolution through good-faith negotiations.
Failing resolution:
- disputes shall be referred to arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996;
- seat and venue: Mumbai;
- language: English.
Courts situated at Mumbai shall possess exclusive supervisory jurisdiction.
17. CONTACT & RISK COMPLIANCE
Enterprise Risk & Insurance Compliance Officer
TFCP INFOTAINMENT PRIVATE LIMITED
Email: legal@vault.rent
Registered Office:
Opp. Piccadilly 4, Royal Palms Estate
Aarey Milk Colony, Goregaon
Mumbai – 400065, Maharashtra, India
