MEDICOLEGAL TRAINING FOR PRACTISING DOCTORS
DoctorLawyer™ Academy. Version 1.19, 7 November 2026. In force. Text reference 3e6e8b279da04853. Issued by Dr. Rupal V. Rana, MBBS, DCH, LLB, LLM, Proprietor.
This page states our refund position in plain terms. It is a restatement of clause 15 of the Terms of Enrolment, which is the operative text. If the two ever differ, clause 15 governs and you should tell us, because it means we have made a mistake on this page.
If you buy any course and it is not for you, tell us within seven days and we refund the whole fee you paid, provided you have completed no more than two of the eight modules of that course. You do not have to give a reason. Separately, and with no time limit at all, if a course is not as described or is materially defective, you are entitled to a refund whenever you find that out.
The same position applies to every course, whatever its price. The first two bought together under clause 14.1Y of the Terms are one purchase: the seven day refund is of the whole fee and requires the conditions to be met in both courses. The same applies to Clinic Compliance and Social Media and The Doctor’s Social Media Playbook bought together under clause 32 of the Terms. Doctor All-Access (clause 36 of the Terms) is also one purchase: the seven day refund is of the whole amount paid and requires that no more than a quarter of the modules of any one course, and no more than eight modules in all, have been completed, counting only modules completed on or after the day of payment. A library card (clause 37 of the Terms) is one purchase too: the seven day refund is of the whole amount paid, if you have not switched course and have completed no more than a quarter of the modules of the course on loan.
Within seven days, and no more than two modules completed. Full refund of the fee paid. No reason required. Access to that course ends when the refund is made. The two courses are separate purchases and a refund of one does not affect the other.
After seven days, or more than two modules completed. No refund arises as of right. But clause 15.9 applies: write to us with the reason and we will consider it on its merits and answer in writing. We do not operate a rule that refunds are never given.
If the course is not as described, or is materially defective. Full refund, whether or not the seven days have passed and whatever you have completed. Tell us what the problem is.
If you are charged twice, or charged the wrong amount. We refund the difference in full, as soon as we are told or as soon as we notice, whichever is first.
If we withdraw the course, or fail to make it available to you. Full refund of the part not delivered, or a transfer, whichever you prefer.
If a paid course is substantially unavailable to you for more than seven days running, for a reason within our control. We extend your access by at least that period, or refund a fair part of the fee if you prefer.
These are not on sale yet. When they are, the position will be as clause 15.4 and clause 15.5 of the Terms of Enrolment state: for a live cohort, a full refund if you cancel seven or more days before the first session, half if you cancel between six days and forty eight hours before, and a single free transfer to the next cohort if you tell us before the first session begins. For a workshop at a physical venue, a full refund fourteen or more days before, half between thirteen and seven days before, and a single free transfer if you tell us at least forty eight hours before.
Write to doctorlawyerofficial@gmail.com with the email address you enrolled with and, if you have it, the payment reference. You do not need to use any particular form of words.
We decide a refund request within seven working days of receiving it. Where a refund is due we process it to the original payment method within seven working days of the decision. How long it then takes to reach your account depends on your bank or your card issuer, and that part is not within our control.
We do not refund to a different payment method or a different person from the one that paid.
This page and clause 15 set out what you are entitled to as of right, and they are in addition to your rights under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. They do not replace those rights and do not reduce them. Nothing here sends you to arbitration, confines you to any one city, or requires you to complain to us first before going anywhere else.
If you want to complain to us first, clause 17 of the Terms of Enrolment explains how, and we would rather you did, but you do not have to.
Module one and its quiz are open without payment. Opening them charges you nothing, asks for no payment instrument, and is not a purchase, so no refund question arises on it and nothing is charged to you later unless you choose to enrol in the full course.
Nothing is charged until you complete payment. Closing the payment window charges you nothing and enrols you in nothing.
Each course has one price, the same for everybody, fixed when your order is created. A later change of price never applies to a course you have already paid for, and a refund is always of the amount you actually paid.
If you used a coupon, the refund is of the amount you actually paid after the coupon, not of the price before it. A coupon published after you bought a course does not make any part of what you paid refundable as of right (clause 31 of the Terms of Enrolment).
If your clinic, hospital or department bought seats, two positions apply at once.
The institution, as the buyer. Within seven days of the day we activate the order, we refund in full for every seat that is still unclaimed. Tell us and it is done. A seat that somebody has already claimed is treated as an individual enrolment is treated: it is refundable within seven days of the claim if that person has completed no more than two of the eight modules of the course.
The participant, in their own right. Nothing is charged to a participant, so nothing is refundable to them. Their rights if a course is not as described are unaffected, and they may exercise them themselves.
Seats are not refundable merely because the twelve months are running out. The term is stated before the order is placed, it runs from activation, and an unclaimed seat can be passed to somebody else at any time inside it.
Version 1.19 replaces version 1.18 and is the version in force (7 November 2026). What changed in 1.19: the Doctor All-Access refund condition is now a quarter of the modules of any one course and eight in all; and the seven day refund for a library card. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.18 replaced version 1.17 (7 November 2026). What changed in 1.18: one sentence: Doctor All-Access is one purchase for the seven day refund, with no more than two modules completed across the twelve courses. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.17 replaced version 1.16. What changed in 1.17: one sentence: Clinic Compliance and Social Media and The Doctor’s Social Media Playbook bought together under clause 32 of the Terms are one purchase for the seven day refund, as the first two courses bought together already are. The refund position itself is unchanged. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.16 replaced version 1.15. What changed in 1.16: two sentences under "One price" on coupons: a refund is of the amount actually paid after the coupon, and a coupon published later does not make an earlier payment refundable as of right. The refund position itself is unchanged. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.15 replaced version 1.14. What changed in 1.15: each course now has one price, from 28 September 2026, so the section on the launch offers is replaced by a short section on the one price, and the refund lines refer to the fee you paid rather than to founding prices. The refund position itself is unchanged. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.14 replaced version 1.13. What changed in 1.14: the eighth course, The Dental Chair and the Law, for dentists, at Rs. 2,499 founding and Rs. 3,999 standing, is named in the seven day refund, in the paragraph on any course and in the launch offers. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.13 replaced version 1.12. What changed in 1.13: the two courses in medicine and law, the Certificate Course in Medicine and Law for Advocates and Legal Professionals, at Rs. 2,999 founding and Rs. 4,999 standing, and the Certificate Course in Medicine and Law for Law Students, at Rs. 699 founding and Rs. 1,499 standing, are named in the seven day refund, in the paragraph on any course and in the launch offers. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.12 replaced version 1.11. What changed in 1.12: the fifth course, Medicolegal Essentials for Veterinarians, at Rs. 1,499 founding and Rs. 3,499 standing, is named in the seven day refund, in the paragraph on any course and in the launch offers. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.11 replaced version 1.10. What changed in 1.11: the sentence on the two prices of Medicolegal Essentials no longer refers to recordings; the founding price buys the same written course. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.10 replaced version 1.9. What changed in 1.10: the fourth course, Medicolegal Essentials for Hospital Staff, at Rs. 299, is named in the seven day refund. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.9 replaced version 1.8. What changed in 1.9: a section on seats bought by an institution, saying that unclaimed seats are refunded in full within seven days of activation, that a claimed seat is treated as an individual enrolment is, that nothing is charged to a participant so nothing is refundable to them, and that a seat is not refundable merely because the term is running out. It restates new clause 29.9 of the Terms of Enrolment. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.8 replaces version 1.7. What changed in 1.8: the third course, Aesthetic and Dermatology Practice, at Rs. 2,999 founding and Rs. 4,999 standing, is named wherever the courses are; and the page says how the seven day refund applies to the first two courses bought together. Nothing else changed.
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