MEDICOLEGAL TRAINING FOR PRACTISING DOCTORS
DoctorLawyer™ Academy. Version 1.3, 18 September 2026. In force. Text reference 5b27fb857a1f4b86. Issued by Dr. Rupal V. Rana, MBBS, DCH, LLB, LLM, Proprietor.
Please read these terms before you enrol. They are a contract between you and us. They are written in plain English on purpose. If any part is unclear, write to us before you accept, and we will explain it.
This is a summary, put here because doctors do not read long documents. It is accurate, but it is not the contract. The clauses below are.
1.1 The provider is DoctorLawyer™ Medicolegal Consulting Services, a sole proprietorship. The proprietor is Dr. Rupal V. Rana, MBBS, DCH, LLB, LLM.
1.2 The address for all purposes is 412, Bldg 2, Wing 4, Mandpeshwar Dham CHS, Laxman Mhatre Marg, SVP Road, Borivali (W), Mumbai 400103. The telephone number is +91 88509 78548. The email address is doctorlawyerofficial@gmail.com.
1.3 DoctorLawyer™ Academy is the name under which the practice provides education. It is not a separate legal entity. It is not a company, a university, a college, an institute of any statutory kind, or a body recognised by any regulator.
1.4 In these terms, "we", "us" and "our" mean the practice described in clause 1.1. "You" and "your" mean the person who accepts these terms and enrols.
2.1 You accept these terms by ticking the box that says you have read and agree to them and then clicking to enrol. That tick is your signature for this purpose.
2.2 If you do not agree to these terms, do not tick the box and do not enrol. You will not be able to use the Academy.
2.3 The version number and date of the terms you accepted are recorded at the moment you accept, together with the other information set out in the acceptance record we keep. You can ask us for a copy of what was recorded for you at any time.
2.4 A copy of the terms in force is available on the Academy at all times, and a copy of the version you accepted is available to you on request.
3.1 The Academy provides education for practising doctors in India on medicolegal, regulatory and documentation subjects.
3.2 At present the Academy offers one course, Medicolegal Essentials, at doctorlawyeracademy.com/primer. It is a written course and it is paid. Clause 14.1 says what it costs. It runs to about 33,500 words, which is about four and a half hours of work in total, and it consists of:
(a) eight written modules, each of about twelve minutes' reading, each carrying the case, section or regulation that every legal proposition in it rests on, and each leaving you a document you can use in your own practice;
(b) a scored quiz at the end of each module, of five applied questions, requiring four correct answers out of five to pass, which you may retake as often as you like, with the authority explained on every answer, and your best score kept;
(c) a final quiz, which opens once you have passed all eight module quizzes, of sixteen questions drawn two from each module, requiring twelve correct answers out of sixteen to pass, which you may also retake as often as you like, and where the sixteen questions put to you are not the same as those put to another participant; and
(d) a certificate of completion, issued when the eight module quizzes and the final quiz are all passed. Clause 13 says what that certificate is and, importantly, what it is not.
3.2A Module one and its quiz are open before you pay. You give us your name and your email address, accept these terms and consent to the processing described in Part B, and module one and its quiz open. No fee is charged, no payment instrument is asked for, and nothing is charged later unless you choose to enrol in the full course. Everything in clauses 10 and 11 about the licence and about what you must not do applies to what you read in module one exactly as it applies to the rest, and clause 5.1(d) of Part B applies too: the pages you read before paying carry your name and your email address in the same way.
3.3 We intend to offer, in future, recorded tracks for a fee, live cohorts for a fee, and workshops held at a physical venue for a fee. Nothing in these terms is a promise that any particular future course will be offered, or offered at any particular time, price or place.
3.4 Where a course is offered, the page for that course tells you what it contains, how long access lasts, and what it costs. That page and these terms are to be read together. If the two conflict on what a course contains or costs, the course page governs on those points and these terms govern on everything else.
3.5 We may improve, correct and update course content. Clause 16 says what happens if a change is material.
4.1 The Academy does not give advice on your own matter, your own patient, your own practice, your own documents or your own dispute.
4.2 The Academy does not provide a formal legal opinion, and does not provide representation before any forum.
4.3 The Academy does not provide clinical teaching. Nothing in any course is teaching on diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, any procedure, or the management of any patient. Nothing in any course is a clinical guideline, a protocol for patient care, or a substitute for your own clinical judgement or for the clinical literature.
4.4 The Academy does not audit your practice, does not certify your practice as compliant with anything, and does not issue any certificate of compliance.
4.5 The Academy does not accept or review your documents, your case papers, your patient records or your correspondence. Clause 6.4 tells you not to send them.
5.1 Everything in a course is general educational material. It is prepared for a general audience of practising doctors. It is not prepared against your facts, and we do not know your facts.
5.2 Two situations that look the same can attract different answers because of a difference in facts, in documents, in dates, in the State you practise in, or in the forum involved.
5.3 Do not act on course material in a live matter, or in any matter where something turns on the answer, without taking advice on your own facts. Clause 7 says how you can do that.
5.4 Statements about the law in a course are prepared with care and are believed to be correct on the date the module is published. The law changes. A module is not a running record of the law, and we do not undertake to tell you when something in it has changed.
5.5 Where a point of law is unsettled, we say so in the module. Where we say a point is unsettled, do not treat it as settled.
6.1 Enrolling in a course does not make you a client of the practice. No relationship of adviser and client arises from your enrolment, from your use of any course, from any certificate, or from any answer given to a question asked inside a course.
6.2 No advocate and client relationship arises from your enrolment, from any course, or from any communication with the Academy. The Academy is education. It is not the practice of law on your behalf.
6.3 It follows that communications between you and the Academy are not protected in the way that communications with an advocate about your own matter are protected. Assume that what you write to the Academy is not privileged.
6.4 Do not send us patient records, patient identifying information, case papers, notices, complaints, correspondence, or anything confidential. If you send us anything of that kind we will not read it beyond what is necessary to identify it, we will tell you, and we will delete it.
6.5 If you want us to look at your own matter, do not send it through the Academy. Clause 7 tells you how it is done.
7.1 A medicolegal risk and compliance review of your own practice is available from the practice on a separate instruction. It is separately agreed, separately scoped and separately charged. It is not part of any Academy fee.
7.2 What the practice issues on such an instruction is a medicolegal risk and compliance review prepared by a medical practitioner qualified in law, for the purpose of identifying regulatory, professional and documentary exposures and recommending their remediation. It is not a formal legal opinion, does not constitute representation before any forum, and is not a certification of compliance.
7.3 Where a matter needs representation before a forum, or needs a formal legal opinion, that work is arranged separately with an empanelled advocate of the High Court of Bombay. It is instructed separately and charged separately, and the fee for it is agreed with and payable to the advocate. It is not part of any Academy fee and is not included in any Academy course.
7.4 We may tell you, in general terms, that a situation of the kind you describe usually needs advice on the facts or needs an advocate. Telling you that is not advice on your matter.
8.1 We do not promise any outcome, and no course can promise one.
8.2 No course prevents a complaint. Completing any course does not stop a patient complaining, does not stop a State Medical Council or the National Medical Commission opening an enquiry, does not stop a consumer complaint, does not stop a civil claim, and does not stop a criminal process.
8.3 No course is a defence in itself. What a course can do is help you understand the framework you work in, and help you keep records and documents that stand up better than they otherwise would.
8.4 We make no representation that any course is approved, recognised, accredited, endorsed or affiliated by or with any Medical Council, the National Medical Commission, any university, any Bar body, any government department or any other authority. It is not.
8.5 Nothing said by us anywhere, on the Academy or off it, is a guarantee, a warranty or a promise that any particular result will be achieved.
9.1 The Academy is intended for doctors practising in India who hold a current registration. By enrolling you confirm that this describes you, or that you have told us at enrolment that it does not and we have agreed to your enrolment anyway.
9.2 You must be at least eighteen years of age.
9.3 We do not ask for, and you must not give us, your medical registration number. Part B explains what we collect and what we do not.
9.4 One account per person. An account is personal to you. You must not create more than one account, and you must not create an account in someone else's name or in a false name.
9.5 The information you give us at enrolment must be accurate, and you must keep it up to date. Your certificate, if you earn one, is issued in the name on your account.
9.6 You are responsible for keeping your password and any access link confidential. You must not share them with anyone, including a colleague, a junior, a spouse, an assistant or a member of your staff.
9.7 Tell us at once if you think someone else has your credentials or has used your account.
9.8 Anything done through your account is treated as done by you, unless you have told us your credentials were compromised and you could not reasonably have prevented it.
10.1 All course material stays ours, or stays with whoever owns it. You are given a licence to use it. You are not given ownership of it.
10.2 The licence is personal to you, is not transferable, and cannot be sub licensed.
10.3 The licence permits you to access and read or view the material for your own learning, and to apply what you learn in your own practice. It does not permit any of the things listed in clause 11.
10.4 You may take your own handwritten or typed notes for your own use, and you may print or save a copy of any document the Academy expressly provides for download, for your own use.
10.5 The licence lasts as long as your access to the course lasts. It can be revoked if you breach these terms, as clause 18 explains.
10.6 Where the Academy gives you a template, checklist or form and says on its face that you may adapt and use it in your own practice, you may do so for your own practice only. You may not sell it, circulate it, or hold it out as your own work for onward supply to others.
11.1 You must not record any part of any course. This includes audio recording, video recording, screen recording, screenshots, screen capture, and photographing a screen or a page.
11.2 You must not copy, reproduce, download beyond what the platform expressly permits, scrape, translate, adapt, summarise for distribution, or create any derivative work from the material.
11.3 You must not share your login credentials or any access link with anyone.
11.4 You must not circulate, forward, post, upload or display the material, or any part of it, to anyone or anywhere, including a group on a messaging application, a social media account, a cloud drive, a shared folder, a hospital intranet, a study group or another platform.
11.5 You must not resell the material, licence it, rent it, or use it to provide a paid or unpaid course, workshop, talk or training of your own.
11.6 You must not use the material, or any part of it, to train, fine tune, prompt or build any automated or machine learning system, or submit it to any such system, except a tool you use privately that does not retain or reuse what you submit.
11.7 You must not remove, obscure, alter or defeat any copyright notice, ownership notice, watermark or per viewer marking.
11.8 You must not attempt to gain access to any part of the platform you have not been given access to, or interfere with the platform's operation or security.
11.9 You must not use the Academy or anything in it to hold yourself out as qualified, certified, accredited or approved in any way you are not. Clause 13 governs what you may say about a certificate.
11.10 If you become aware that any part of the material has been circulated or made available in breach of these terms, whether by you or by anyone else, please tell us.
12.1 The course material, the structure and sequence of the courses, the templates, the checklists, the certificate design, the verification page, the Academy name and the DoctorLawyer™ name and mark are ours or are used by us with permission.
12.2 Copyright subsists in original work from the moment it is created and recorded. It does not depend on registration. The absence of a registration number, a notice or a symbol on a page does not mean the page is unprotected.
12.3 Nothing in these terms transfers any intellectual property to you.
12.4 You may cite a course by name, and may say that you completed it, subject to clause 13.
13.1 Where a course provides for a certificate, and you complete the course as that course requires, we issue a certificate of completion in the name on your account. For the Medicolegal Essentials course, completing the course means passing the quiz at the end of each of the eight modules and then passing the final quiz, as clause 3.2 describes.
13.1A The certificate is issued in the name on your account, exactly as you entered it. Please enter your name at enrolment exactly as you want it to appear, including the title and any initials. You can ask us to correct it at any time before the certificate issues, and we will. If it has already issued, clause 13.6 applies: the certificate has to be withdrawn and a fresh one issued, which we will do at no charge, but the withdrawn number will show as withdrawn on the verification page.
13.2 A certificate issued by DoctorLawyer™ Academy is a certificate of completion only. It is not a diploma. It is not a certification. It is not recognised by any Medical Council, any university or any Bar body. It does not by itself carry continuing medical education credit.
13.3 The same words appear on the face of every certificate and on the public verification page. Please read them before you rely on a certificate for any purpose.
13.4 You may state truthfully that you completed the named course on the stated date, and you may show the certificate. You must not describe yourself as certified, accredited, qualified, specialised, approved or recognised on the strength of it, and you must not describe the Academy as a recognised or accredited body.
13.5 Each certificate carries a reference that can be checked on the public verification page. We may keep that page available, and keep the record behind it, for as long as the certificate remains capable of verification. Part B says what that means for your data.
13.6 We may withdraw a certificate, and mark it as withdrawn on the verification page, if it was obtained by misrepresentation, by another person using your account, or by a breach of clause 11. We will tell you before we do so, and give you a reasonable opportunity to respond, unless we cannot.
13.7 A certificate is not transferable and has no monetary value.
14.1 The standing price of the course is Rs. 2,999. The inaugural launch offer is Rs. 999, paid once, and it is limited to the first 200 paid enrolments. When those 200 places have been taken, the price is Rs. 2,999.
14.1AA We say two things about that comparison, because a crossed out price is easy to make loosely and we would rather be held to this.
(a) Rs. 2,999 is the standing price of the course, not a figure invented to be crossed out. It is the price at which the course is sold once the launch places are gone, it is published on the pricing page, and the system that takes your payment is set to charge it from the 201st enrolment onwards. It is not a recommended price, an indicative price, or a price we merely hope to charge.
(b) The limit is real and is counted. The number of places is not a phrase in an advertisement. Our system counts paid enrolments and stops applying the launch price when the count reaches 200. We cannot leave the offer running past that point by forgetting to, because it is not something we switch off by hand.
14.1AB If you began paying while the launch price applied and the last place went in the meantime, you pay the launch price, because the amount was fixed when your order was created.
14.1A The fee gives you all eight modules, the quiz at the end of each module, the final quiz, and the certificate of completion if you pass all of them, for twelve months from the date you enrol. It is one payment. There is no subscription and no renewal.
14.1B Anyone who enrolled in the Primer while it was offered at no charge keeps that access at no charge, because version 1.0 of these terms promised exactly that.
14.2 Paid courses are payable in advance and in full, before access begins. We do not offer part payment or credit unless the course page says otherwise.
14.3 Prices are stated on the course page in Indian rupees. Any tax that applies is shown before you pay. If no tax is shown, none is being charged.
14.4 Payment is taken through a payment service provider. We do not receive or hold your card number or your bank account details.
14.5 Access begins when the payment is confirmed to us, and lasts for the period stated on the course page.
14.6 We may change the price of any course, and clause 14.1 says that the price of Medicolegal Essentials rises once the launch places are taken. A change applies only to enrolments made after the change takes effect. It never applies to a course you have already paid for, and it never results in anything further being charged to you for a course you have already bought.
14.7 If a price is displayed incorrectly because of an obvious error, we may decline the enrolment and refund you in full. We will tell you promptly and you may enrol again at the correct price.
15.1 This clause sets out what you are entitled to as of right. It is in addition to your rights under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 and does not replace them or reduce them. Clause 25 explains that.
15.2 Free courses. No fee is paid, so no refund arises. You may stop at any time.
15.3 Recorded tracks bought for a fee. If you ask within seven days of purchase, and you have not completed more than twenty five per cent of the modules, we refund the fee in full and access ends. You do not have to give a reason.
15.4 Live cohorts. If you cancel seven or more days before the first session, we refund the fee in full. If you cancel between six days and forty eight hours before the first session, we refund half the fee. If you cancel within forty eight hours of the first session, no refund arises as of right, but if you tell us before the first session begins we will transfer you once to the next cohort at no further charge.
15.5 Workshops at a physical venue. If you cancel fourteen or more days before the workshop, we refund the fee in full. If you cancel between thirteen and seven days before, we refund half the fee. If you cancel within seven days, no refund arises as of right, but if you tell us at least forty eight hours before we will transfer you once to the next workshop of the same kind at no further charge.
15.6 If we cancel, postpone or do not deliver. If we cancel a course or a session, or move it, or do not make a paid course available, you may choose a full refund of the fee for the part not delivered, or a transfer to the next occasion. For a workshop at a physical venue that we cancel for a reason within our control, we will also consider a reasonable claim for travel or accommodation costs you have actually incurred and cannot recover, supported by receipts.
15.7 If a course is not as described or is materially defective. You are entitled to a refund whether or not any window in this clause has passed. Tell us what the problem is and we will deal with it.
15.8 Errors. 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.
15.9 Outside these windows. If your circumstances fall outside the windows above, write to us with the reason. We will consider it on its merits and answer in writing. We do not operate a rule that refunds are never given.
15.10 How a refund is made. 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 you depends on your bank or card issuer.
15.11 Where you are in breach. If we end your access under clause 18, for any reason including a serious breach of clause 11, we retain only the fee attributable to the part of the course you had already received, and we refund the fee for the part you had not received. We do not forfeit the whole fee, and nothing in these terms operates as a penalty.
16.1 We may correct, update and improve course material at any time, and we normally will, because the law changes.
16.2 If we make a change to a paid course you have already bought that materially reduces what you were told you would receive, we will tell you, and you may choose to continue, to transfer, or to end your enrolment and take a refund for the part not received.
16.3 If we have to move the date or time of a live session, we will give you as much notice as we can and offer a recording or an alternative session where we can. Clause 15.6 applies if we cancel.
17.1 Write to doctorlawyerofficial@gmail.com with the word "Complaint" in the subject line, telling us what happened and what you would like done.
17.2 We acknowledge within three working days and give a substantive reply within fifteen working days. If we need longer we will tell you why and when to expect the reply.
17.3 You do not have to use this route before exercising any statutory right, and using it does not stop the clock on any statutory right or delay any remedy available to you.
18.1 You may end your enrolment at any time by telling us. Clause 15 says what happens to a fee.
18.2 We may suspend or end your access if you breach these terms.
18.3 Except in the cases in clause 18.4, we will tell you what we say you have done, give you a reasonable opportunity to respond, and consider what you say before we act.
18.4 We may suspend access immediately, and explain afterwards, where we have reasonable grounds to believe you have shared credentials, recorded a session or a module, or circulated the material. We will tell you within two working days of suspending and you may respond.
18.5 If, after considering your response, we find there was no breach, we restore access at once and extend it by the period of suspension.
18.6 On termination, your licence under clause 10 ends, you must stop using the material and delete any copy you hold, and clauses 11, 12, 13.4, 19, 25 and 27 continue to apply.
18.7 We may end a course or close the Academy. If we do, we will give you reasonable notice and clause 15.6 applies to any fee you have paid for something not yet delivered.
19.1 We will provide the Academy and each course with reasonable care and skill.
19.2 We do not exclude or limit our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
19.3 We do not exclude or limit any right or remedy you have under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. Nothing in this clause 19 applies to reduce any such right or remedy, and nothing in it is to be read as an attempt to do so.
19.4 We do not put a monetary cap on our liability to you, and we do not ask you to accept one. What we owe you, if we get something wrong, is what the law provides.
19.5 We do not exclude any head of loss that the law would otherwise allow you to recover. The ordinary rules on remoteness of damage apply, as they would in any event, and we do not add to them.
19.6 We are not responsible for the content of any third party website, publication, statute database or material we link to or name in a course, or for anything another participant says in any discussion facility the Academy may provide.
19.7 This clause does not affect what we owe you under clause 15 if we do not deliver.
20.1 You remain responsible for your own practice, your own patients, your own records and your own decisions. Nothing you learn from the Academy moves that responsibility to us.
20.2 You are responsible for checking, before you act on anything, whether it fits your facts, your State and your situation, and for taking advice where it matters.
21.1 We will take reasonable steps to keep the Academy available, but we do not promise that it will be available without interruption or free of error.
21.2 We may take the platform down for maintenance. Where we can plan it, we will give notice.
21.3 If a paid course is substantially unavailable to you for a continuous period of more than seven days for a reason within our control, we will extend your access by at least that period or, if you prefer, refund a fair part of the fee.
22.1 We are not in breach of these terms if we are prevented from performing by something outside our reasonable control, but we will tell you, do what we reasonably can to reduce the effect, and apply clause 15.6 if the course cannot go ahead.
23.1 Part B, the Data and Privacy Notice, explains what personal data we collect, why, on what basis, who can see it, how long we keep it, and what rights you have.
23.2 Your consent to the processing of your personal data is asked for separately from your acceptance of these terms. Accepting these terms is not, by itself, your consent to that processing.
24.1 We write to you at the email address on your account. You must keep it current.
24.2 You write to us at doctorlawyerofficial@gmail.com, or at the postal address in clause 1.2.
24.3 An email is treated as received on the working day it is sent, if sent before 6 p.m. on a working day, and otherwise on the next working day.
25.1 These terms, and any dispute about them or about a course, are governed by the law of India.
25.2 We do not confine you to the courts of any one place. Where a dispute is not a consumer dispute, the ordinary rules on jurisdiction decide where it may be brought, and you may bring it wherever those rules allow.
25.3 Nothing in these terms takes away, limits, excludes or ousts any right or remedy you have under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. In particular:
(a) you may make a complaint to a consumer commission, and nothing in clause 25.2 or anywhere else in these terms applies to or restricts such a complaint;
(b) you may file that complaint where you reside or personally work for gain, as well as where we carry on business, and no term of these terms confines you to any one place;
(c) we do not require you to go to arbitration, and no term of these terms sends any dispute with a consumer to arbitration or makes arbitration a precondition to anything;
(d) the consumer legislation is in addition to, and not in derogation of, any other law, and these terms are to be read consistently with that.
25.4 If a competent authority finds any term of these terms to be unfair to you, that term is to be treated as removed and the rest of these terms continue to apply.
25.5 Clause 17 is available to you, but it is not a precondition to anything in this clause 25.
26.1 We may change these terms. Every version carries a version number and a date, and the current version is always on the Academy.
26.2 A change applies from the date we publish it and applies to enrolments made after that date.
26.3 If you are already enrolled in a paid course, a change that materially reduces your rights does not apply to that course unless you accept it. If you do not accept it, your existing terms continue for that course, or you may end your enrolment and take a refund for the part not received.
26.4 For free courses and for continued use of the Academy generally, we will notify you of a material change by email and by a notice on the Academy, and continued use after that notice is acceptance of the new version.
26.5 We keep every superseded version and will give you a copy of any version on request.
27.1 If any clause is found to be unenforceable, the rest continue.
27.2 If we do not enforce a term on one occasion, that does not mean we give it up.
27.3 You may not transfer your rights under these terms to anyone. We may transfer ours if the practice is reorganised or transferred, but not in a way that reduces your rights, and we will tell you.
27.4 The course page for your course, and Part B, form part of what is agreed between us. Nothing in these terms displaces anything we have actually said to you, and nothing in them affects your statutory rights.
27.5 These terms are written in English. If we publish a translation and the two differ, the English version governs, save where the law requires otherwise.
28.1 Email: doctorlawyerofficial@gmail.com. Telephone: +91 88509 78548. Post: 412, Bldg 2, Wing 4, Mandpeshwar Dham CHS, Laxman Mhatre Marg, SVP Road, Borivali (W), Mumbai 400103.
28.2 For anything about your personal data, use the grievance contact in Part B.
Version 1.3 replaces version 1.2 and is the version in force. What changed in 1.3: the course is named Medicolegal Essentials; clause 3.2 states its size; and clause 14.1 is rewritten so that Rs. 2,999 is stated as the standing price of the course and Rs. 999 as an inaugural launch offer limited to the first 200 paid enrolments, with clause 14.1AA explaining why that comparison is a fair one and clause 14.1AB protecting anyone who began paying as the last place went. Nothing in 1.3 reduces anything you have.
What changed in 1.2: clause 3.2 now sets out what the Medicolegal Essentials course actually consists of, including the final quiz; clause 3.2A records that module one and its quiz are open before you pay; clause 13.1 states what completing the course means and clause 13.1A says the certificate is issued in the name you entered; clause 14.1 states the inaugural launch price of Rs. 999, the date it holds until, and that the course costs Rs. 2,999 afterwards; and clause 14.6 says expressly that a rise never results in anything further being charged for a course already bought. Nothing in 1.2 reduces anything you have.
What changed in version 1.1 from version 1.0. What changed: the fee for the Medicolegal Essentials course is stated in clause 14.1; the monetary cap on our liability has been removed from clause 19.4; the exclusion of heads of loss has been removed from clause 19.5; the clause naming a single court has been removed from clause 25.2; the forfeiture of the whole fee on termination for breach has been removed from clause 15.11; and the entire agreement provision has been removed from clause 27.4. Every change reduces what we claim for ourselves. None reduces anything you have. Clause 26.5 applies: we keep every superseded version and will give you a copy on request.
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