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Types of cookies:

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• 'Functionality' cookies allow the website to remember any choices you make about the website (such as changes to text size, customised pages) or enable services such as commenting on a blog.

Use of cookies by PwC:

The following table explains the way in which we use cookies on this website.

Cookie	Name	Purpose	Type	Duration
Load Balancer	AWSALB	ALB encrypts the information needed to direct traffic and provides new cookie on each request. This ensures that different times for different groups are always respected correctly.	Session	Entire Session
Load balancer	AWSALBCORS	HTTP cookies returned for CORS requests will be ignored if they do not include these attributes or if they are sent over non-encrypted HTTP.All cookies must be sent over HTTPS.	Session	Entire Session
Federation	cookie	A session token that is automatically generated by applications and web servers. It identifies a user is logged into a website and is used by load balancers to determine to which server to direct requests.	Session	Entire Session
Load balancer	incap_ses_*	A session token that correlates HTTP requests to a session.	Session	Entire session
Federation	ltgn_session	A session token that prevents cross-site request forgery (CRSF).	Session	Entire session
Strictly Necessary or Essential	nlbi_*	The "nlbi_*" cookie is used for maintaining sessions on investor relations pages.	Session	Entire session
Load balancer	visid_incap_*	A session token that correlates HTTP requests to a session.	Session	Entire session
Load balancer	___utmvc	This cookie enables the function of Google Analytics.	Session	Entire session

Using PwC's Navigate Disputes - your responsibilities Welcome to PwC's Navigate Disputes (hereinafter "Navigate You've been given access to Navigate Disputes because you represent or are acting on behalf of a client of PricewaterhouseCoopers Private Limited, a private limited company, incorporated under the Companies Act, 1956 and having its registered office at Plot No Y-14, Block EP, Sector V, Salt Lake, Kolkata 700091, West Bengal, India ("PwC") or you are a client of PwC.If you engagement contract or other relevant agreement between that client and PwC.You may not use the Navigate Disputes unless you comply with these terms of usage. By accessing the Navigate Disputes and/or by clicking the "I agree" button below, you agree to be bound by these terms.

1. Security

You must:

• keep your log on credentials complete, accurate and up to date at all times
• keep your password for the Navigate Disputes secure and not disclose it to anyone else
• not let anyone else use your log on credentials in connection with the Navigate Disputes
• tell your PwC contact immediately if you lose your password or know or suspect someone else knows it
• not do anything to bypass the Navigate Disputes access or security controls or undermine the Navigate Disputes security in any
• not access the Navigate Disputes when you are no longer associated with the client you represent or act on behalf of, or even otherwise when you do not have the necessary and lawful authority or consent of such client to be accessing the Navigate Disputes.
• maintain strict confidentiality of any information uploaded to and accessible from the Navigate Disputes

2. Using Navigate Disputes - the dos and don'ts

You must use the Navigate Disputes only:

• on behalf of, and as authorised by, the client of PwC you represent
• in accordance with any applicable agreement between that client and PwC giving you access to the Navigate itigation.When using the Navigate Disputes, you must comply with all applicable laws and regulations and you must also not:
• upload, post or link to anything that is:
• illegal or infringes anyone else's intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality or other rights or is defamatory, libellous, threatening, abusive, offensive, misleading or otherwise inappropriate
• harmful, including any virus or other computer code designed or likely to harm the Navigate Disputes or any device associated thereto
• sensitive personal data relating to someone's race or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or other similar beliefs, trade union membership, physical or mental health, or sexual orientation
• copy, modify, work around, by-pass, reverse engineer or otherwise change any part of Navigate Disputes, or attempt to do so.

To the extent that any material you upload, or post, on the Navigate Disputes, or provide to us in connection with your access to the Navigate Disputes, contains any personal data, you confirm that you have the authority and applicable consents to disclose such personal data, in accordance with applicable data privacy laws. In this regard, you confirm that you have read, understood and agree to the Privacy Statement as applicable to your access of the Navigate Disputes. You confirm that processing such data in accordance with these Terms and the Privacy Statement will not place us in breach of relevant data privacy laws. By accessing the Navigate Disputes, you acknowledge that the Navigate Disputes may for a variety of reasons be unavailable to you for use either temporarily or permanently without notice, for example, the Navigate Disputes may be unavailable due to scheduled or emergency maintenance. PwC also reserves the right to prevent or limit access to the Navigate Disputes for security, upgrades or other reasonable purposes. You further acknowledge that PwC shall retain all ownership and intellectual property rights, present and future, including (but not limited to) trade secrets, copyrights, trademarks, patents, patent claims/applications, confidential information embodied in the Navigate Disputes including the programs, documentation and derivative works therein. You agree that you shall not commit any act or omission which derogates from, or prejudices, PwC's ownership rights in the Navigate Disputes in any manner whatsoever.

3.Governing Law

These Terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of India. By agreeing to the Terms and/or accessing the App, you agree to submit to the sole and exclusive jurisdiction of courts at New Delhi, India.

4. Data Privacy

You acknowledge and agree that the confidentiality aspects pertaining to your access and usage of the Navigate Disputes ("Solution") including any personal data transmitted to PricewaterhouseCoopers Private Limited ("PwC") by you in connection thereto, is governed by the confidentiality and data protection clauses, assigned between PwC and the client that you represent or act on behalf of, in the underlying agreement between PwC and such client relating to your access and usage. In this regard, it is clarified that PwC has implemented appropriate security procedures to protect the security of the personal data shared with it.PwC protects this information by maintaining physical, electronic and procedural safeguards that meet applicable Indian laws and regulations. You also acknowledge that there may be third party sites, through which the Solution is made accessible to you or otherwise, hosted that do not operate under PwC's privacy practices/procedures. Where you visits such sites, PwC's privacy practices/procedures no longer apply.You should review each such sites, privacy policy or statements before disclosing any personal data. In connection with your access to the Solution you may need to link to, transmit your content to, or otherwise access third parties websites, platforms, content, products, services and information. PwC does not control and is not responsible for such third parties websites, platforms, content, products, services and information.