Effective Date: April 27, 2026
Last Updated: April 27, 2026
MASTER MANAGED SERVICES AGREEMENT
This Master Managed Services Agreement (“Agreement”) is executed on the date of acceptance, whether electronically, digitally, operationally, or by physical execution (“Effective Date”),
BY AND BETWEEN
TFCP INFOTAINMENT PRIVATE LIMITED
a company incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013, having its registered office at:
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:
- CostumePeti;
- Vault.rent;
- Vault.Fashion;
- Vault.Wedding;
- Vault.Luxury;
- associated warehouse systems;
- operational systems;
- software systems;
- and affiliated infrastructure,
hereinafter referred to as the “Company”, which expression shall, unless repugnant to the context, include its:
- affiliates;
- subsidiaries;
- warehouse operators;
- logistics partners;
- operational entities;
- successors;
- and permitted assigns;
OF THE FIRST PART;
AND
The Seller / Vendor / Designer / Stylist / Production House / Studio / Enterprise / Inventory Owner onboarding onto the Platform and availing Managed Services (“Client”),
which expression shall include:
- successors;
- representatives;
- legal heirs;
- affiliates;
- administrators;
- and permitted assigns;
OF THE SECOND PART.
The Company and Client are collectively referred to as the “Parties” and individually as a “Party”.
1. RECITALS
WHEREAS:
A. The Company operates a technology-enabled inventory management, warehousing, logistics, storage, rental, resale, and managed services ecosystem;
B. The Client owns and/or controls Inventory intended for:
- storage;
- cataloging;
- rentals;
- resale;
- logistics;
- fulfillment;
- archival management;
- or associated commercial exploitation;
C. The Client desires to appoint the Company for Managed Services relating to such Inventory;
D. The Company has agreed to provide such Managed Services subject to the terms and conditions set forth herein.
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and obligations herein contained, the Parties agree as follows:
2. DEFINITIONS
2.1 “Inventory”
shall include:
- garments;
- costumes;
- couture;
- bridal wear;
- luxury goods;
- accessories;
- footwear;
- props;
- jewelry;
- archival textiles;
- production assets;
- designer merchandise;
- enterprise inventory;
- and associated movable commercial assets.
2.2 “Managed Services”
shall include:
- warehousing;
- storage;
- intake processing;
- cataloging;
- photography;
- digitization;
- QR tagging;
- inventory mapping;
- logistics;
- dispatch;
- fulfillment;
- reverse logistics;
- customer coordination;
- quality control;
- restoration coordination;
- packaging;
- inventory tracking;
- and operational lifecycle management.
2.3 “Warehouse”
shall mean any:
- warehouse;
- storage facility;
- operational premises;
- logistics facility;
- archival facility;
- or associated operational location
utilized by or on behalf of the Company.
2.4 “Net Transaction Value”
shall mean transaction value excluding:
- GST;
- taxes;
- refunds;
- reversals;
- discounts where applicable.
2.5 “QR System”
shall mean the Company’s operational identification and inventory tracking infrastructure including:
- QR tags;
- barcode systems;
- metadata systems;
- inventory mapping systems;
- digital inventory identifiers;
- and associated operational software.
3. APPOINTMENT & SCOPE OF SERVICES
3.1 Appointment
The Client hereby appoints the Company on a non-exclusive basis to provide Managed Services in relation to Inventory delivered to or handled by the Company.
3.2 Scope of Services
The Company may provide:
- warehousing;
- inventory intake;
- cataloging;
- photography;
- digitization;
- QR tagging;
- operational mapping;
- storage;
- customer fulfillment;
- rentals;
- sales facilitation;
- logistics coordination;
- reverse logistics;
- customer support;
- quality control;
- restoration coordination;
- inventory analytics;
- and associated services.
3.3 Operational Discretion
The Company reserves commercially reasonable operational discretion regarding:
- inventory placement;
- warehouse allocation;
- handling procedures;
- dispatch prioritization;
- operational workflows;
- customer fulfillment procedures;
- and associated operational matters.
4. INVENTORY DELIVERY & ACCEPTANCE
4.1 Delivery Obligations
The Client shall deliver Inventory:
- properly packed;
- commercially usable;
- accurately documented;
- and compliant with Applicable Law.
4.2 Conditional Acceptance
Acceptance of Inventory shall not constitute:
- ownership verification;
- authenticity certification;
- legality verification;
- or commercialization approval.
The Client remains solely responsible for:
- ownership;
- legality;
- authenticity;
- commercialization rights;
- and IP compliance.
4.3 Rejection Rights
The Company reserves unrestricted rights to reject Inventory that is:
- counterfeit;
- unsafe;
- excessively damaged;
- unlawful;
- operationally unsuitable;
- commercially unviable;
- or otherwise inappropriate.
5. OWNERSHIP, TITLE & COMMERCIALIZATION WARRANTIES
5.1 Seller Warranties
The Client irrevocably represents and warrants that:
- lawful ownership or lawful authorization exists;
- commercialization rights lawfully exist;
- no third-party rights are infringed;
- all required licenses and approvals exist;
- no counterfeit Inventory is provided.
5.2 Production House & Celebrity Inventory
Where Inventory relates to:
- films;
- productions;
- OTT content;
- celebrity wardrobe;
- branded costumes;
- designer collections;
- studio-owned assets;
the Client shall possess:
- production house NOCs;
- commercialization approvals;
- licensing rights;
- or lawful authorization.
The Client bears sole responsibility for all associated legal exposure.
6. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COMPLIANCE
6.1 Strict Compliance Obligation
The Client shall not provide Inventory infringing:
- copyrights;
- trademarks;
- publicity rights;
- performer rights;
- merchandising rights;
- studio rights;
- character rights;
- design rights;
- or associated IP Rights.
6.2 Counterfeit Goods
The Company maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy toward counterfeit goods.
The Company reserves unrestricted rights to:
- remove Inventory;
- freeze settlements;
- suspend operations;
- preserve evidence;
- cooperate with authorities;
- disclose operational records;
- initiate legal proceedings.
6.3 Indemnity
The Client shall indemnify and hold harmless the Company against:
- IP disputes;
- celebrity claims;
- counterfeit claims;
- trademark disputes;
- production house disputes;
- designer disputes;
- and associated legal exposure.
7. QR TAGGING, METADATA & DIGITAL RECORDS
7.1 Operational Tagging
The Company may assign:
- QR identifiers;
- metadata mappings;
- digital inventory references;
- warehouse location codes;
- operational tags.
7.2 Digital Records
The Company may maintain:
- intake scans;
- dispatch scans;
- timestamps;
- CCTV records;
- metadata;
- GPS logs;
- operational logs;
- photographs;
- audit trails.
7.3 Electronic Evidence
The Client expressly acknowledges and agrees that:
- QR records;
- warehouse logs;
- metadata;
- dispatch scans;
- timestamps;
- CCTV footage;
- digital photographs;
- operational audit trails;
shall constitute legally admissible evidence under Applicable Law.
8. COMMERCIAL TERMS
8.1 Commission Structure
The Parties agree that commissions, fees, and commercial structures may vary depending upon:
- inventory category;
- rental value;
- operational model;
- service scope;
- storage arrangements;
- and applicable commercial schedules.
Applicable commercial schedules may be separately executed or digitally accepted.
8.2 Operational Charges
The Company may levy:
- storage charges;
- warehousing fees;
- handling fees;
- packaging fees;
- logistics fees;
- restoration charges;
- photography charges;
- cataloging charges;
- operational recovery costs;
- and associated charges.
8.3 Deductions
The Company reserves unrestricted rights to deduct from settlements:
- commissions;
- penalties;
- logistics costs;
- restoration costs;
- refunds;
- operational losses;
- legal recoveries;
- storage dues;
- and associated liabilities.
9. STORAGE, CUSTODY & BAILMENT
9.1 Nature of Possession
The Company ordinarily acts as:
- bailee;
- custodian;
- warehouse operator;
- operational facilitator.
Ownership remains with the lawful owner unless otherwise agreed.
9.2 Commercial Handling Risks
The Client acknowledges that Inventory may undergo:
- operational handling;
- transportation movement;
- customer usage;
- storage cycles;
- restoration processes;
- environmental exposure;
- commercially unavoidable wear.
9.3 Preservation Limitations
The Company does not guarantee:
- museum-grade preservation;
- absence of aging;
- absence of environmental deterioration;
- uninterrupted environmental consistency.
10. QUALITY CONTROL & OPERATIONAL DETERMINATIONS
10.1 QC Rights
The Company reserves unrestricted rights to:
- inspect Inventory;
- photograph Inventory;
- assess damage;
- determine operational usability;
- determine restoration requirements;
- classify condition.
10.2 Binding Operational Determinations
The Client acknowledges that:
- QC reports;
- metadata;
- operational logs;
- photographs;
- digital records;
- warehouse evaluations;
may form the basis of operational determinations.
Such determinations shall ordinarily be binding absent manifest error.
11. DAMAGE, LOSS & LIABILITY
11.1 Liability Exclusions
The Company shall not be liable for:
- ordinary wear and tear;
- inherent defects;
- natural aging;
- hidden weaknesses;
- commercially unavoidable deterioration;
- environmental exposure despite reasonable measures;
- force majeure events;
- third-party misconduct.
11.2 Insurance
Insurance shall not automatically apply unless expressly agreed in writing.
The Client is strongly advised to maintain independent insurance coverage.
11.3 Declared Values
The Company may rely upon:
- declared values;
- invoices;
- insured values;
- operational assessments;
for liability calculations.
11.4 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,
whichever is lower.
12. LIEN RIGHTS & RECOVERY
12.1 Contractual Lien
The Client grants the Company a continuing contractual lien over Inventory for:
- unpaid dues;
- operational recoveries;
- storage fees;
- legal expenses;
- penalties;
- and associated liabilities.
12.2 Retention Rights
The Company reserves rights to:
- retain Inventory;
- deny release;
- suspend movement;
- withhold dispatch;
until obligations are satisfied.
13. ABANDONED INVENTORY
Where Inventory remains:
- unclaimed;
- unpaid;
- operationally abandoned;
- or commercially unrecoverable,
the Company reserves rights, subject to Applicable Law, to:
- liquidate;
- dispose of;
- auction;
- destroy unusable Inventory;
- recover dues from proceeds.
14. CONFIDENTIALITY
Both Parties shall maintain commercially reasonable confidentiality regarding:
- operational systems;
- pricing structures;
- warehouse methodologies;
- customer information;
- commercial arrangements;
- business intelligence;
- production information;
- archival information.
15. AUDIT, INVESTIGATION & COMPLIANCE RIGHTS
The Company reserves unrestricted rights to:
- request documentation;
- verify ownership;
- audit Inventory;
- investigate suspicious conduct;
- preserve evidence;
- cooperate with authorities;
- conduct compliance reviews.
16. PROHIBITED CONDUCT
The Client shall not:
- provide counterfeit Inventory;
- provide stolen Inventory;
- engage in fraud;
- bypass Platform systems;
- interfere with warehouse operations;
- manipulate operational systems;
- misuse Platform IP;
- violate Applicable Law.
17. TERMINATION & SUSPENSION RIGHTS
The Company reserves unrestricted rights to:
- suspend services;
- freeze settlements;
- deny inventory release;
- terminate arrangements;
- preserve evidence;
- cooperate with authorities;
where reasonably necessary for: - fraud prevention;
- legal compliance;
- operational safety;
- reputational protection;
- risk mitigation.
18. FORCE MAJEURE
The Company shall not be liable for:
- floods;
- fires;
- warehouse incidents;
- pandemics;
- cyberattacks;
- governmental actions;
- infrastructure failures;
- logistics disruptions;
- labor shortages;
- internet failures;
- force majeure events;
- or circumstances beyond reasonable control.
19. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
To the fullest extent permissible under Applicable Law, the Company shall not be liable for:
- indirect losses;
- reputational harm;
- business interruption;
- consequential damages;
- operational disruptions;
- third-party misconduct;
- force majeure losses.
20. GOVERNING LAW & ARBITRATION
This Agreement 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.
21. EXECUTION & ELECTRONIC CONSENT
This Agreement may be accepted:
- electronically;
- digitally;
- through platform acceptance;
- operational onboarding;
- email confirmation;
- digital workflows;
- QR-linked execution systems;
- or physical execution.
Electronic acceptance shall constitute legally valid consent under Applicable Law.
22. CONTACT & LEGAL COMPLIANCE
Managed Services & Legal 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
