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Terms And Conditions

TERMS & CONDITIONS

Version: 3.0

Effective Date: 6th July 2026

Last Updated: 1st October 2026


IMPORTANT NOTICE

Welcome to ShootingSet.com.

These Comprehensive Master Terms & Conditions (“Terms”, “Agreement” or “Terms of Use”) govern your access to and use of the ShootingSet.com website, mobile applications, software, digital platforms, marketplace, communication systems, payment facilities, auction services, logistics facilities and all related products and services (collectively, the “Platform”).

Please read these Terms carefully before accessing, registering on, listing on, purchasing from, renting from, selling through, booking through, bidding through, providing services through, or otherwise using the Platform.

By accessing or using the Platform, creating an account, submitting a listing, making an enquiry, placing an order, making a booking, making or receiving a payment, placing a bid, accepting an offer, communicating with another User through the Platform, or otherwise using any part of the Platform, you acknowledge that you have read, understood and agreed to be bound by these Terms.

IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THESE TERMS, YOU MUST NOT ACCESS OR USE THE PLATFORM.

These Terms apply to Users whether they access the Platform through a website, mobile application, API, partner interface, administrative portal, embedded technology, or any other permitted access method.


1. ABOUT SHOOTINGSET.COM

ShootingSet.com is a technology-enabled marketplace and digital platform designed to connect production houses, filmmakers, creative professionals, vendors, suppliers, asset owners, service providers, buyers, renters, sellers, collectors, production personnel and other Users.

The Platform may facilitate discovery, listing, communication, enquiry, quotation, booking, purchasing, renting, selling, service engagement, auction participation, payment initiation, transaction administration, logistics coordination and related marketplace activities.

ShootingSet may also provide technology-enabled tools including search, recommendations, messaging, notifications, AI-assisted features, promotional tools, advertising, analytics, scheduling and marketplace management.

Unless expressly stated otherwise in a separate written agreement signed by an authorized representative of the Company, ShootingSet does not itself own, manufacture, possess, inspect, maintain, repair, insure, guarantee, endorse or supply third-party listed assets, services, locations, vehicles, equipment, props, costumes, talent or other offerings.

The contractual relationship for a particular product, rental, service, location, vehicle, talent engagement or auction lot may be directly between the relevant Buyer/Renter and Seller/Vendor/Owner/Service Provider/Consignor, subject to the applicable Platform policies and transaction documents.

ShootingSet may facilitate that relationship without becoming a party to the underlying transaction unless expressly stated otherwise.


2. COMPANY AND LEGAL IDENTIFICATION

The Platform is owned and operated by:

Legal Entity: Rebba Global Inc

Registered Address: C 16, Filmnagar Road Number 9, Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana, India – 500096

Primary Jurisdiction: Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Website: ShootingSet.com

Support Email: support@shootingset.com

Legal Notices: legal@shootingset.com

Telephone: +91 9392546061

The exact legal name, legal form, registration particulars and registered office of the operating entity shall be as stated in the Company’s applicable statutory and corporate records.

If any legal or corporate information displayed on the Platform is updated, the Company may update these Terms and related legal information accordingly.


3. GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL

The Platform maintains a grievance mechanism in accordance with applicable law.

Grievance Officer: Swamy Naidu

Designation: Grievance Officer

Email: ask@shootingset.com

Address: C 16, Filmnagar Road Number 9, Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana – 500096

Complaints should contain sufficient information to enable identification of the User, transaction, listing, communication, content or issue involved.

Nothing in this grievance mechanism limits any mandatory statutory remedy available under applicable law.


4. DEFINITIONS

For these Terms:

4.1 “Platform”

Means ShootingSet.com, its websites, subdomains, mobile applications, APIs, software, databases, administrative systems, communication tools, marketplace interfaces, auction interfaces and related technology.

4.2 “Company”, “ShootingSet”, “we”, “us” or “our”

Means Rebba Global Inc, the legal entity operating the Platform.

4.3 “User”, “you” or “your”

Means any person, individual, company, production house, studio, partnership, firm, organization, vendor, buyer, renter, seller, service provider, crew member, professional, consignor, bidder, visitor or other person accessing or using the Platform.

4.4 “Vendor”

Means a User offering goods, rental assets, locations, services, talent, crew, equipment, vehicles, props, costumes or other offerings.

4.5 “Seller”

Means a User offering goods or assets for sale.

4.6 “Owner”

Means the person or entity claiming ownership, possession or lawful authority to offer an asset.

4.7 “Buyer”

Means a User purchasing goods or assets.

4.8 “Renter”

Means a User renting or taking temporary possession or use of an asset.

4.9 “Service Provider”

Means a User providing services, labour, creative services, technical services, production services, crew, talent or other professional services.

4.10 “Consignor”

Means a person or entity offering an item through an auction.

4.11 “Listing”

Means any product listing, rental listing, service listing, location listing, vehicle listing, talent listing, auction lot, advertisement, offer, catalogue entry or other commercial content.

4.12 “Transaction”

Means any sale, rental, booking, service engagement, auction, payment, deposit, order, subscription, advertisement or other commercial activity conducted through or facilitated by the Platform.

4.13 “Transaction Amount”

May include the product price, rental charge, service fee, security deposit, logistics fee, buyer premium, platform fee, commission, taxes, insurance charges, cancellation charges and other disclosed amounts.

4.14 “Booking Confirmation”

Means the electronic confirmation issued or displayed through the Platform identifying the applicable transaction details.

4.15 “Security Deposit”

Means any refundable or conditionally refundable amount required in connection with a rental, booking, service or other transaction.

4.16 “Auction”

Means a competitive bidding process conducted through the Platform.

4.17 “Hammer Price”

Means the winning bid amount accepted for an auction lot, excluding separately disclosed premiums, taxes, logistics, insurance or other charges.

4.18 “User Content”

Means photographs, videos, descriptions, documents, reviews, comments, messages, listings, logos, trademarks, scripts, artwork, technical information and other content submitted by Users.


5. ACCEPTANCE AND ELECTRONIC CONTRACTING

Use of the Platform constitutes acceptance of these Terms.

A User may accept these Terms electronically through:

  1. account registration;
  2. checkbox acceptance;
  3. button or electronic confirmation;
  4. placing an order;
  5. making payment;
  6. submitting a listing;
  7. placing a bid;
  8. accepting an offer;
  9. confirming a booking;
  10. using Platform services.

Electronic acceptance may constitute an electronic record and electronic contract to the extent permitted by applicable law.

The Company may retain electronic records of acceptance, transactions, communications and activity.


6. ELIGIBILITY AND LEGAL CAPACITY

Users must have legal capacity to enter into binding contracts.

Unless a particular service expressly permits otherwise, Users must be at least 18 years old or otherwise have the legal capacity required under applicable law.

Where an individual acts for a company, production house, studio or other organization, that individual represents and warrants that they have authority to bind that entity.

The Company may refuse or restrict access where legal capacity, authority, identity or eligibility cannot reasonably be established.


7. BUSINESS AND CORPORATE USERS

A corporate or institutional User is responsible for:

  1. maintaining accurate corporate information;
  2. maintaining authorized account users;
  3. ensuring internal authorization for transactions;
  4. controlling account credentials;
  5. ensuring its representatives comply with these Terms;
  6. paying all amounts incurred through authorized account activity.

The Company may rely upon instructions issued through authorized account credentials unless required otherwise by law.


8. ACCOUNT REGISTRATION

Users may be required to provide accurate and current information.

Information may include:

  1. name;
  2. business name;
  3. address;
  4. telephone number;
  5. email;
  6. PAN;
  7. GST information;
  8. bank information;
  9. government identification;
  10. corporate documents;
  11. ownership documents;
  12. licences;
  13. insurance documents;
  14. other information reasonably required for KYC, compliance, safety or transaction purposes.

Users must promptly update inaccurate information.

Providing false, misleading, incomplete or fraudulent information constitutes a material breach.


9. KYC AND VERIFICATION

ShootingSet may conduct or facilitate KYC, identity, business, address, ownership, bank-account, GST, tax, beneficial ownership and other verification procedures.

The Company may:

  1. request additional documents;
  2. reject onboarding;
  3. restrict listings;
  4. delay settlement;
  5. suspend payouts;
  6. impose transaction limits;
  7. suspend accounts;
  8. terminate accounts;
  9. conduct periodic re-verification.

Verification does not constitute a guarantee that a User, listing, asset or transaction is genuine, safe, lawful or financially sound.


10. ACCOUNT SECURITY

Users are responsible for protecting passwords, authentication codes, devices and account credentials.

Users must immediately notify ShootingSet of suspected unauthorized access.

Activity conducted through valid account credentials may be attributed to the relevant User unless there is evidence of unauthorized use.

Users must not:

  1. share credentials improperly;
  2. permit unauthorized persons to operate accounts;
  3. create accounts for fraudulent purposes;
  4. bypass security controls;
  5. impersonate another User.


11. MARKETPLACE AND INTERMEDIARY ROLE

ShootingSet operates as a technology marketplace/intermediary to the extent applicable under Indian law.

The Company may provide a technological environment through which Users discover, communicate, negotiate, contract and transact.

The Company does not automatically become:

  1. the seller of every product;
  2. the owner of every rental asset;
  3. the service provider;
  4. the manufacturer;
  5. the employer of talent or crew;
  6. the owner of a listed location;
  7. the insurer;
  8. the transporter;
  9. the auction consignor;
  10. the authenticator;
  11. the producer of any film;
  12. the guarantor of any User.

However, nothing in these Terms prevents ShootingSet from separately contracting to provide its own goods or services.


12. THIRD-PARTY LISTINGS

Third-party Listings are supplied by Users.

ShootingSet does not guarantee that every Listing is:

  1. accurate;
  2. complete;
  3. available;
  4. authentic;
  5. lawfully owned;
  6. suitable for a particular production;
  7. free from defects;
  8. free from third-party claims;
  9. compliant with every applicable permit requirement.

Users must independently assess suitability before entering a transaction.


13. NO AUTOMATIC AUTHENTICATION

Unless expressly stated otherwise, ShootingSet does not independently authenticate:

  1. ownership;
  2. title;
  3. provenance;
  4. originality;
  5. manufacturer status;
  6. brand affiliation;
  7. screen-use history;
  8. celebrity association;
  9. signatures;
  10. condition;
  11. age;
  12. valuation;
  13. rarity;
  14. authenticity.

A User must not interpret publication of a Listing as authentication or endorsement by ShootingSet.


14. LISTING ACCURACY

Vendors must ensure that Listings are truthful and sufficiently detailed.

Listings must not contain materially misleading information regarding:

  1. price;
  2. availability;
  3. specifications;
  4. dimensions;
  5. condition;
  6. quantity;
  7. ownership;
  8. provenance;
  9. location;
  10. delivery;
  11. rental period;
  12. service scope;
  13. photographs;
  14. commercial rights.

The Company may request corrections or suspend Listings that appear inaccurate or misleading.


15. DUPLICATE LISTINGS AND DOUBLE BOOKING

Vendors are responsible for maintaining accurate inventory and availability.

Vendors must not knowingly double-book an asset.

If an asset becomes unavailable because of:

  1. prior booking;
  2. double booking;
  3. damage;
  4. loss;
  5. destruction;
  6. withdrawal;
  7. third-party commitment;
  8. regulatory restriction;

the Vendor must promptly notify ShootingSet and the affected User.

ShootingSet may cancel, modify or facilitate an alternative transaction in accordance with the applicable policy.


16. PRICING AND LISTING ERRORS

Prices and Listing information may occasionally contain technical, typographical or data-entry errors.

Where an error is identified, ShootingSet may:

  1. correct the information;
  2. suspend the Listing;
  3. cancel an affected order;
  4. contact the parties;
  5. refund amounts paid where applicable;
  6. take other lawful corrective action.

Mandatory statutory consumer rights remain unaffected.


17. SALES

Sales are generally transactions between Buyer and Seller unless ShootingSet expressly acts as the seller.

The Seller is responsible for:

  1. title;
  2. possession;
  3. authenticity;
  4. condition;
  5. description;
  6. legal saleability;
  7. taxes applicable to the Seller;
  8. warranties expressly offered;
  9. delivery obligations;
  10. lawful transfer.

Buyers must inspect available information and satisfy themselves regarding suitability.


18. RENTALS

Rental transactions are generally between Renter and Owner/Vendor unless otherwise stated.

A rental may be governed by:

  1. these Terms;
  2. the Booking Confirmation;
  3. the applicable Rental Agreement;
  4. the Vendor’s disclosed rental conditions;
  5. applicable Platform policies.

If there is a conflict, the documents shall be interpreted in accordance with the precedence provisions in these Terms.


19. RENTAL PERIOD

The Renter must collect, receive, use and return the asset within the dates and times stated in the Booking Confirmation.

Time may be material where an asset is required for filming or another scheduled production.

The Renter must not extend a rental without obtaining confirmation from the Owner/Vendor.


20. RENTAL INSPECTION

The Renter should inspect an asset promptly upon receipt.

Where a condition report, photograph or video inspection is provided, it may form part of the transaction record.

Pre-existing damage should be reported promptly and, where reasonably possible, before the asset is used.

Failure to report reasonably identifiable pre-existing damage may be considered when determining responsibility, but shall not automatically establish liability where the evidence indicates otherwise.


21. RENTAL CARE AND DUTY OF CUSTODY

The Renter must:

  1. use the asset reasonably;
  2. follow manufacturer instructions where available;
  3. use qualified operators where required;
  4. protect the asset from avoidable damage;
  5. prevent unauthorized use;
  6. comply with applicable laws;
  7. return all accessories;
  8. return the asset in the agreed condition, subject to ordinary wear where applicable.

The Renter must not sell, pledge, sub-rent, transfer, alter, dismantle or materially modify an asset without authorization.


22. LATE RETURN

If an asset is not returned by the agreed deadline:

  1. rental charges may continue to accrue;
  2. additional reasonable late-return charges may apply;
  3. documented loss-of-use amounts may be recoverable to the extent permitted by law;
  4. reasonable recovery, transportation and collection expenses may be recoverable;
  5. applicable security deposits may be applied;
  6. additional damage or loss may be charged;
  7. the Owner may pursue available contractual and legal remedies.

Any stated charge must be interpreted subject to applicable law, including provisions governing compensation and stipulated damages.

Nothing in these Terms creates an automatic criminal classification merely because an asset is overdue.


23. EXTENDED NON-RETURN

Where an asset remains unreturned after reasonable requests for return, the Owner may seek:

  1. immediate return;
  2. recovery of possession;
  3. replacement value where legally recoverable;
  4. reasonable recovery expenses;
  5. repair costs;
  6. loss-of-use compensation;
  7. legal remedies;
  8. other relief available under applicable law.

ShootingSet may suspend the relevant account and cooperate with lawful requests from authorities.


24. DAMAGE, LOSS AND DESTRUCTION

The Renter may be responsible for damage, loss or destruction occurring during the period of custody or use where attributable to the Renter or persons under the Renter’s control, subject to applicable law and evidence.

Recoverable amounts may include:

  1. reasonable repair cost;
  2. replacement cost where repair is impracticable;
  3. missing components;
  4. reasonable cleaning;
  5. transportation;
  6. recovery;
  7. documented loss of use where legally recoverable.

The Company may use inspection reports, photographs, videos, invoices, quotations and other evidence.


25. SECURITY DEPOSITS

Where applicable, a Security Deposit may be collected or authorized through an approved payment method.

A Security Deposit may be applied, subject to applicable law and the transaction terms, against:

  1. damage;
  2. loss;
  3. missing components;
  4. extraordinary cleaning;
  5. late return;
  6. recovery expenses;
  7. other amounts properly due.

The remaining amount shall be returned or released in accordance with the applicable transaction policy.


26. HIGH-RISK EQUIPMENT

High-risk equipment may include:

  1. cranes;
  2. heavy machinery;
  3. generators;
  4. electrical systems;
  5. camera rigs;
  6. aerial equipment;
  7. drones;
  8. stunt equipment;
  9. special effects equipment;
  10. pyrotechnic equipment;
  11. weapons or weapon replicas where lawful;
  12. vehicles;
  13. lifting equipment;
  14. rigging systems;
  15. temporary structures;
  16. other equipment presenting elevated risk.

The User must use appropriately trained personnel and comply with applicable safety requirements.


27. NO GENERAL PLATFORM SAFETY INSPECTION

Unless expressly stated otherwise, ShootingSet does not undertake to physically inspect, mechanically test, certify, maintain or safety-certify third-party assets.

Any verification performed by ShootingSet shall not be interpreted as a substitute for professional inspection or statutory certification.

Users remain responsible for determining whether equipment is suitable and safe for the intended application.


28. PERMITS, LICENCES AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

Users are responsible for obtaining all permits, licences and approvals applicable to their activities.

These may include:

  1. municipal permissions;
  2. police permissions;
  3. traffic permissions;
  4. location permissions;
  5. fire approvals;
  6. environmental approvals;
  7. aviation/drone permissions;
  8. road-use permissions;
  9. electrical permissions;
  10. labour requirements;
  11. union/guild requirements;
  12. insurance;
  13. safety certifications;
  14. filming permissions.

ShootingSet does not guarantee that a particular production activity is legally permitted.


29. VEHICLES

Vehicle Users must comply with applicable motor-vehicle laws.

Responsibility may include:

  1. valid registration;
  2. insurance;
  3. driver eligibility;
  4. licences;
  5. permits;
  6. fuel;
  7. tolls;
  8. parking;
  9. traffic violations;
  10. accidents;
  11. damage;
  12. misuse;
  13. unauthorized drivers.

Users must not use vehicles for unlawful purposes or in violation of disclosed restrictions.


30. LOCATIONS

A Location Provider represents that it has authority to offer the location for the stated purpose.

Users are responsible for:

  1. filming permissions;
  2. access requirements;
  3. local restrictions;
  4. security;
  5. noise restrictions;
  6. public access;
  7. restoration;
  8. property protection;
  9. waste management;
  10. damage caused by their production activity.

The Platform does not guarantee that a location is suitable for every production.


31. SERVICES

Service Providers are responsible for the services they offer.

Service Listings should clearly state, where applicable:

  1. scope;
  2. deliverables;
  3. price;
  4. timelines;
  5. exclusions;
  6. revisions;
  7. dependencies;
  8. cancellation terms.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, a Service Provider is an independent contractor and not an employee of ShootingSet.


32. TALENT, CREW AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Talent and crew engagements may require separate contracts, releases, employment arrangements or professional agreements.

ShootingSet does not become the employer of a professional merely because the engagement was discovered or facilitated through the Platform.

Users must comply with applicable laws concerning:

  1. employment;
  2. wages;
  3. working hours;
  4. safety;
  5. age requirements;
  6. consent;
  7. releases;
  8. professional licences;
  9. union/guild requirements.


33. MINORS

Users must not engage minors in production activities except in compliance with applicable law.

Where legally required, appropriate parent/guardian consent, permissions, safeguards and documentation must be obtained.

ShootingSet may restrict transactions involving minors where appropriate.


34. ANIMALS AND SPECIAL PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES

Users are responsible for compliance with applicable laws and welfare requirements concerning animals used in production.

The same principle applies to special activities including stunts, weapons, replicas, pyrotechnics, drones, explosives, hazardous materials and other regulated activities.


35. DELIVERY AND LOGISTICS

Where delivery is offered, delivery charges may depend upon:

  1. distance;
  2. location;
  3. vehicle type;
  4. size/weight;
  5. loading requirements;
  6. timing;
  7. waiting time;
  8. access restrictions;
  9. tolls;
  10. parking;
  11. special handling.

Distance displayed by the Platform may be estimated using digital mapping or routing technology and may differ from actual logistics distance.

The final logistics charge may differ where actual conditions materially differ from the information supplied.


36. FAILED DELIVERY AND ACCESS

A delivery may fail or incur additional charges where:

  1. the User provides an incorrect address;
  2. access is unavailable;
  3. the site is closed;
  4. security prevents entry;
  5. loading/unloading is unavailable;
  6. the User is absent;
  7. the site has unreasonable access restrictions.

Additional charges may be payable where disclosed or reasonably incurred.


37. PAYMENT PROCESSING

Payments may be processed through third-party:

  1. payment gateways;
  2. payment aggregators;
  3. banks;
  4. card networks;
  5. wallets;
  6. UPI providers;
  7. other authorized payment service providers.

ShootingSet may facilitate payment initiation, reconciliation, refunds, settlement instructions and marketplace transaction administration through such providers.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, ShootingSet does not represent that it itself is a bank, Payment Aggregator, Payment Gateway, wallet issuer or other regulated payment system operator.

The actual payment structure shall be governed by the applicable payment provider arrangements and regulatory requirements.


38. PAYMENT AUTHORIZATION

By submitting payment information or authorizing a transaction, the User authorizes the applicable payment provider to process the transaction according to the selected payment method.

Payment failures may result from:

  1. insufficient funds;
  2. bank rejection;
  3. fraud controls;
  4. authentication failure;
  5. expired payment instruments;
  6. technical issues;
  7. regulatory restrictions.

ShootingSet is not responsible for failures caused by external payment providers.


39. PAYOUTS AND SETTLEMENT

Vendor settlements may be subject to:

  1. successful payment;
  2. delivery or completion;
  3. cancellation windows;
  4. chargeback risk;
  5. dispute review;
  6. KYC;
  7. tax information;
  8. fraud screening;
  9. regulatory requirements.

Any stated settlement period is an indicative operational period unless expressly guaranteed.


40. PAYOUT HOLDS, RESERVES AND ADJUSTMENTS

To the maximum extent permitted by law and applicable payment arrangements, ShootingSet may delay, suspend, reserve, adjust or withhold settlement where reasonably necessary to address:

  1. suspected fraud;
  2. chargebacks;
  3. payment reversals;
  4. disputes;
  5. cancellation;
  6. delivery failure;
  7. rental damage;
  8. non-return;
  9. refund exposure;
  10. KYC deficiencies;
  11. tax obligations;
  12. regulatory requirements;
  13. unlawful activity;
  14. account abuse.

A reserve or hold does not constitute a finding of wrongdoing.


41. PLATFORM FEES AND COMMISSIONS

ShootingSet may charge:

  1. transaction commissions;
  2. service fees;
  3. booking fees;
  4. listing fees;
  5. subscription fees;
  6. advertising fees;
  7. auction fees;
  8. buyer premiums;
  9. logistics charges;
  10. payment-related charges;
  11. other disclosed charges.

Applicable fees shall be displayed or communicated through the relevant transaction flow, pricing schedule or agreement.


42. TAXES

Users are responsible for taxes arising from their transactions to the extent required by law.

Vendors are responsible for:

  1. GST registration where applicable;
  2. GST collection where applicable;
  3. invoices;
  4. tax reporting;
  5. withholding obligations;
  6. income-tax compliance.

ShootingSet may collect or facilitate collection of taxes where legally required.


43. REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS

Refunds and cancellations are governed by:

  1. applicable law;
  2. the transaction terms;
  3. the Booking Confirmation;
  4. the Refund and Cancellation Policy;
  5. applicable Vendor terms where validly disclosed.

Refunds may be reduced by amounts legitimately non-refundable under the applicable policy, subject to mandatory consumer rights.


44. CHARGEBACKS AND PAYMENT REVERSALS

Users must not initiate fraudulent or abusive chargebacks.

Where a chargeback or payment reversal occurs, ShootingSet may:

  1. place a hold on related payouts;
  2. provide transaction evidence;
  3. recover amounts properly owed;
  4. suspend accounts;
  5. restrict future transactions;
  6. cooperate with payment providers.

Nothing prevents a User from exercising legitimate statutory payment or consumer rights.


45. AUCTIONS

ShootingSet may provide auction functionality for:

  1. film props;
  2. costumes;
  3. vehicles;
  4. set pieces;
  5. memorabilia;
  6. production equipment;
  7. promotional assets;
  8. collectibles;
  9. other lawful items.

Each auction may have additional Auction Terms.


46. AUCTION LISTINGS

The Consignor is responsible for the accuracy and legality of the auction lot.

The Consignor must disclose material information reasonably relevant to the item, including known:

  1. defects;
  2. restoration;
  3. modifications;
  4. provenance;
  5. ownership claims;
  6. restrictions;
  7. authenticity limitations.


47. AUCTION BIDS

Subject to the specific auction rules, a bid may constitute a binding offer.

Users must review:

  1. starting price;
  2. reserve;
  3. bidding increments;
  4. closing time;
  5. buyer premium;
  6. taxes;
  7. shipping;
  8. insurance;
  9. payment deadline;
  10. collection requirements.

A bid cannot be withdrawn except where expressly permitted by the applicable auction rules or required by law.


48. AUCTION MANIPULATION

Users must not engage in:

  1. shill bidding;
  2. fake bidding;
  3. collusion;
  4. bid manipulation;
  5. artificial price inflation;
  6. bidding through undisclosed related accounts;
  7. automated abuse;
  8. bot-based manipulation;
  9. fraudulent bidding;
  10. coordinated bid withdrawal.

ShootingSet may cancel bids, suspend accounts, cancel auctions or take other lawful action where manipulation is suspected.


49. WINNING BIDDER

The winning bidder is responsible for payment of:

  1. Hammer Price;
  2. applicable Buyer Premium;
  3. GST/taxes;
  4. shipping;
  5. handling;
  6. insurance;
  7. other disclosed charges.

Failure to pay within the applicable deadline may constitute a material breach.


50. AUCTION WINNER DEFAULT

Where permitted by applicable law and auction rules, ShootingSet may:

  1. cancel the winning transaction;
  2. apply an applicable deposit;
  3. recover properly due charges;
  4. offer the item to another bidder;
  5. re-auction the item;
  6. suspend the defaulting account.


51. AUCTION RESERVE

Where a reserve price is specified, the lot may remain unsold if the reserve is not met.

ShootingSet may display whether a reserve has been met where the auction interface provides that functionality.


52. AUCTION CANCELLATION

ShootingSet or the Consignor may cancel, suspend, withdraw or modify an auction where reasonably necessary because of:

  1. ownership disputes;
  2. authenticity concerns;
  3. legal restrictions;
  4. unavailable item;
  5. material listing error;
  6. technical malfunction;
  7. fraud;
  8. manipulation;
  9. force majeure;
  10. safety concerns;
  11. court or government order.


53. AUCTION AUTHENTICITY AND PROVENANCE

Claims such as:

  1. “screen-used”;
  2. “worn by”;
  3. “used by”;
  4. “signed by”;
  5. “owned by”;
  6. “associated with”;
  7. “original”;

must be supported by the Consignor’s records or other evidence where reasonably requested.

Unless expressly certified by ShootingSet in writing, provenance statements are made by the Consignor and are not independently guaranteed by ShootingSet.


54. NO SHOOTINGSET CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY BY DEFAULT

No Listing shall be interpreted as carrying a ShootingSet Certificate of Authenticity unless an actual certificate has been issued by an authorized representative of the Company.

No User may manufacture, reproduce or falsely represent a ShootingSet certificate.


55. AUCTION PAYMENT AND COLLECTION

Auction winners must comply with the specified payment and collection deadlines.

Failure to collect an item may result in storage, handling, transportation or other properly disclosed charges.

Risk and title shall transfer according to the applicable auction terms and law.


56. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY — PLATFORM

All rights in the Platform, including:

  1. software;
  2. source code;
  3. databases;
  4. algorithms;
  5. interfaces;
  6. UI/UX;
  7. trademarks;
  8. logos;
  9. graphics;
  10. platform documentation;
  11. proprietary systems;

belong to or are licensed to ShootingSet and are protected by applicable law.

No User receives ownership merely by using the Platform.


57. USER CONTENT LICENCE

By submitting User Content, the User grants ShootingSet a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence, during the period reasonably necessary for operating, administering, improving, securing, marketing and promoting the Platform, to host, store, reproduce, format, display, communicate, index, technically modify and distribute such content through the Platform and associated digital channels.

Where content is retained after deletion because of legal, accounting, dispute, security or backup requirements, the licence shall continue only to the extent reasonably necessary for those purposes.

The User retains ownership of User Content subject to third-party rights.


58. USER WARRANTIES REGARDING CONTENT

Users represent that they have the necessary rights, permissions and authority to submit User Content.

Users must not upload content that infringes:

  1. copyright;
  2. trademark;
  3. privacy;
  4. publicity rights;
  5. confidentiality;
  6. contractual rights;
  7. moral rights;
  8. other legal rights.


59. FILM, TRADEMARK AND CHARACTER RIGHTS

Listing or selling a film-related asset does not automatically transfer:

  1. film copyright;
  2. character rights;
  3. trademark rights;
  4. publicity rights;
  5. music rights;
  6. merchandising rights;
  7. title rights;
  8. likeness rights;
  9. underlying intellectual property.

A Buyer acquiring a physical prop or costume acquires only the rights actually transferred by the transaction.


60. COPYRIGHT AND IP COMPLAINTS

ShootingSet respects intellectual property rights.

A rights holder may submit a complaint to:

legal@shootingset.com

The complaint should, where applicable, identify:

  1. the rights holder;
  2. the protected work;
  3. the relevant right;
  4. the allegedly infringing Listing/content;
  5. exact URL or Listing ID;
  6. evidence of ownership or authority;
  7. contact information;
  8. supporting documents;
  9. the action requested.

ShootingSet may request additional information.

The Company may restrict, disable, remove or retain content depending on:

  1. the evidence;
  2. applicable law;
  3. contractual obligations;
  4. court/government orders;
  5. intermediary requirements;
  6. the circumstances of the dispute.

ShootingSet does not guarantee removal solely because a complaint has been submitted.


61. INTERMEDIARY DUE DILIGENCE

Where applicable, ShootingSet will maintain and implement reasonable intermediary due-diligence mechanisms required by law.

These may include:

  1. publication of policies;
  2. grievance handling;
  3. content restriction;
  4. record preservation;
  5. lawful information requests;
  6. account suspension;
  7. cooperation with competent authorities;
  8. compliance with valid orders.

Intermediary status does not protect a User from liability for its own conduct.


62. PROHIBITED CONTENT AND ACTIVITIES

Users must not use the Platform for unlawful or prohibited purposes, including:

  1. fraud;
  2. impersonation;
  3. money laundering;
  4. terrorist financing;
  5. unlawful trafficking;
  6. stolen property;
  7. counterfeit goods;
  8. prohibited weapons;
  9. unlawful explosives;
  10. illegal drugs;
  11. unlawful surveillance;
  12. malware;
  13. phishing;
  14. hacking;
  15. copyright infringement;
  16. trademark infringement;
  17. identity theft;
  18. deceptive schemes;
  19. abusive conduct;
  20. unlawful gambling;
  21. other prohibited activities.


63. WEAPONS, PYROTECHNICS AND HAZARDOUS ITEMS

Any regulated item may be offered only where legally permitted and where all required licences, permits and safeguards exist.

The Platform does not authorize unlawful possession, transport, manufacture or use merely because an item is listed.

ShootingSet may remove or restrict any listing presenting legal, safety or regulatory concerns.


64. USER REVIEWS AND RATINGS

Users may submit genuine reviews based on actual experiences.

Reviews must not:

  1. contain fabricated experiences;
  2. be manipulated;
  3. be purchased;
  4. threaten another User;
  5. contain unlawful content;
  6. disclose confidential information;
  7. impersonate another person.

ShootingSet may moderate or remove reviews according to applicable policy and law.


65. COMMUNICATIONS

Users may receive:

  1. transaction messages;
  2. booking notifications;
  3. payment notifications;
  4. security alerts;
  5. service communications;
  6. promotional communications where permitted.

Users may manage promotional communications through available controls, subject to legally required transactional communications.


66. OFF-PLATFORM CIRCUMVENTION

Users must not use information obtained through ShootingSet to deliberately circumvent applicable Platform fees by moving a transaction off-platform where doing so violates an applicable agreement or policy.

This includes attempts to:

  1. exchange direct contact details for fee avoidance;
  2. redirect active transactions;
  3. conceal commissions;
  4. bypass payment systems;
  5. manipulate transaction records.

ShootingSet may take contractual action against deliberate circumvention.


67. FRAUD PREVENTION

ShootingSet may use automated and manual systems to identify:

  1. suspicious transactions;
  2. unusual bidding;
  3. multiple accounts;
  4. payment anomalies;
  5. account takeover;
  6. identity inconsistencies;
  7. fraudulent Listings;
  8. chargeback patterns.

The Company may restrict activity while an investigation is pending.


68. ANTI-MONEY-LAUNDERING AND COMPLIANCE

Where applicable, Users must comply with laws concerning:

  1. anti-money laundering;
  2. sanctions;
  3. tax;
  4. fraud;
  5. financial crime;
  6. beneficial ownership;
  7. source of funds.

ShootingSet may request information reasonably required for compliance.


69. ADVERTISING AND PROMOTED LISTINGS

ShootingSet may provide:

  1. promoted Listings;
  2. sponsored placements;
  3. banner advertising;
  4. vendor advertising;
  5. featured Listings;
  6. promotional campaigns.

Paid placement does not constitute an independent guarantee of product quality, safety, authenticity or commercial performance.


70. NO GUARANTEE OF COMMERCIAL SUCCESS

ShootingSet does not guarantee any minimum:

  1. enquiries;
  2. bookings;
  3. rental days;
  4. bids;
  5. sales;
  6. revenue;
  7. audience;
  8. leads;
  9. production savings;
  10. commercial return.

Marketplace visibility depends upon factors outside the Company’s control.


71. AI FEATURES

The Platform may use artificial intelligence or automated technology for:

  1. search;
  2. recommendations;
  3. listing assistance;
  4. translation;
  5. categorization;
  6. content generation;
  7. customer support;
  8. analytics;
  9. fraud detection;
  10. other marketplace functions.

AI-generated information may contain errors.

Users must independently verify information affecting:

  1. safety;
  2. legality;
  3. ownership;
  4. technical specifications;
  5. financial decisions;
  6. production decisions;
  7. contractual obligations.


72. TECHNOLOGY USE

Users must not:

  1. reverse engineer the Platform;
  2. copy source code;
  3. scrape data without authorization;
  4. deploy malicious bots;
  5. bypass access controls;
  6. overload systems;
  7. introduce malware;
  8. interfere with Platform operations;
  9. harvest personal information;
  10. exploit vulnerabilities without authorization.

Nothing prevents lawful security research conducted under an expressly authorized security programme.


73. API AND AUTOMATED ACCESS

Use of APIs or automated access requires authorization.

Users must comply with applicable technical limits, authentication requirements and usage policies.

ShootingSet may revoke API access where misuse is detected.


74. DATA PROTECTION AND PRIVACY

ShootingSet may process personal data in accordance with applicable data-protection law and the Company’s Privacy Policy.

The Privacy Policy forms part of the contractual framework governing Platform use.

Personal data may be processed for purposes including:

  1. account creation;
  2. identity verification;
  3. transactions;
  4. payments;
  5. fraud prevention;
  6. customer support;
  7. communications;
  8. security;
  9. legal compliance;
  10. dispute management;
  11. analytics;
  12. Platform improvement.


75. CONSENT AND WITHDRAWAL

Where consent is the applicable basis for processing, Users may withdraw consent through the mechanisms made available by ShootingSet, subject to legal limitations.

Withdrawal may affect the ability to use particular Platform functions.

Withdrawal does not invalidate processing lawfully conducted before withdrawal.


76. DATA RETENTION

ShootingSet may retain information for as long as reasonably necessary for:

  1. account administration;
  2. transactions;
  3. tax/accounting;
  4. fraud prevention;
  5. disputes;
  6. legal compliance;
  7. security;
  8. regulatory obligations;
  9. backups;
  10. enforcement of contractual rights.

Account deletion does not necessarily require immediate deletion of records that must lawfully or reasonably be retained.


77. DATA SECURITY

ShootingSet may implement reasonable technical and organizational safeguards.

No online system can be guaranteed completely secure.

Users must immediately report suspected security incidents affecting their accounts.

ShootingSet may investigate and respond to security incidents in accordance with applicable law.


78. RECORDING AND MONITORING

To the extent permitted by law, communications and Platform activity may be recorded or retained for:

  1. transaction records;
  2. customer support;
  3. fraud prevention;
  4. security;
  5. quality assurance;
  6. dispute resolution;
  7. legal compliance.


79. CONFIDENTIALITY

Users must protect confidential information obtained through the Platform.

Confidential information may include:

  1. unreleased production information;
  2. pricing;
  3. business information;
  4. private communications;
  5. technical information;
  6. personal information;
  7. commercially sensitive information.

Confidentiality obligations do not prevent legally required disclosure.


80. INSURANCE

Where appropriate to the transaction, Users may be required to maintain adequate insurance.

Depending on the activity, this may include:

  1. equipment insurance;
  2. public liability;
  3. vehicle insurance;
  4. worker/crew coverage;
  5. location insurance;
  6. production insurance;
  7. event insurance;
  8. special-risk insurance.

ShootingSet does not automatically provide insurance for third-party transactions.


81. PRODUCTION LOSS

ShootingSet is not responsible for production losses caused by:

  1. Vendor cancellation;
  2. asset failure;
  3. asset unavailability;
  4. weather;
  5. location restrictions;
  6. talent unavailability;
  7. traffic;
  8. government restrictions;
  9. technical failures;
  10. third-party conduct;
  11. force majeure.

Users should maintain contingency arrangements appropriate to their production.


82. NO PROFESSIONAL ADVICE

Information provided through the Platform is generally informational and marketplace-related.

It does not constitute:

  1. legal advice;
  2. tax advice;
  3. insurance advice;
  4. engineering certification;
  5. safety certification;
  6. financial advice;
  7. professional production advice.

Users should obtain appropriate professional advice where necessary.


83. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES AND LINKS

The Platform may integrate with third-party services.

ShootingSet is not responsible for third-party systems outside its reasonable control.

Third-party terms may apply separately.


84. INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS

Where international transactions are permitted, Users are responsible for:

  1. customs;
  2. import/export requirements;
  3. foreign exchange rules;
  4. duties;
  5. taxes;
  6. shipping restrictions;
  7. sanctions;
  8. local permits.

International availability does not constitute a representation that a transaction is lawful in every jurisdiction.


85. CUSTOM ORDERS

Custom-made goods or services may be subject to special terms regarding:

  1. specifications;
  2. deposits;
  3. production time;
  4. cancellation;
  5. revisions;
  6. acceptance;
  7. intellectual property.

Users should review those terms before payment.


86. FORCE MAJEURE

ShootingSet shall not be responsible for delay or failure caused by events beyond reasonable control, including:

  1. natural disasters;
  2. fire;
  3. flood;
  4. epidemic/pandemic;
  5. war;
  6. civil unrest;
  7. strikes;
  8. government action;
  9. internet outages;
  10. telecommunications failure;
  11. cyber incidents;
  12. payment-system failure;
  13. transportation disruption;
  14. supplier failure;
  15. other comparable events.

The Company may suspend or modify Platform operations during such events.


87. SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION

ShootingSet may suspend or terminate accounts where reasonably necessary because of:

  1. breach of these Terms;
  2. fraud;
  3. unsafe conduct;
  4. non-payment;
  5. repeated complaints;
  6. IP infringement;
  7. prohibited activity;
  8. KYC failure;
  9. legal requirements;
  10. security concerns;
  11. Platform abuse.

Where appropriate, Users may be given an opportunity to resolve the issue.


88. EFFECT OF TERMINATION

Termination may result in:

  1. loss of account access;
  2. cancellation of pending transactions;
  3. withholding or settlement adjustments where legally permitted;
  4. removal of Listings;
  5. preservation of legally required records.

Clauses intended to survive termination shall continue.


89. INDEMNIFICATION

To the maximum extent permitted by law, a User agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless ShootingSet, Rebba Global Inc, its affiliates, directors, officers, employees, agents, contractors and technology partners from claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs and reasonable legal expenses arising from:

  1. breach of these Terms;
  2. unlawful conduct;
  3. inaccurate Listings;
  4. IP infringement;
  5. misrepresentation of ownership;
  6. authenticity claims;
  7. damage caused by the User;
  8. personal injury caused by the User’s activities;
  9. failure to obtain permits;
  10. violation of safety requirements;
  11. misuse of rented assets;
  12. tax violations;
  13. fraudulent transactions;
  14. unauthorized use of User Content.

This clause does not require indemnification for losses caused solely by the Company’s own proven wrongful conduct where applicable law prohibits such allocation.


90. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

To the maximum extent permitted by law, ShootingSet shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or exemplary losses, including:

  1. loss of profits;
  2. production delays;
  3. reshooting costs;
  4. actor overages;
  5. loss of opportunity;
  6. loss of business;
  7. loss of reputation;
  8. loss of data;
  9. consequential production costs.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Company’s aggregate direct liability arising from a particular transaction shall not exceed the platform fees actually retained by ShootingSet from that transaction.

This limitation does not exclude or limit liability to the extent such exclusion or limitation is prohibited by applicable law or mandatory statutory rights.


91. STATUTORY AND CONSUMER RIGHTS

Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude, restrict or waive any right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded or waived under applicable law.

Where mandatory consumer protection law applies, those rights shall prevail to the extent of inconsistency.


92. DISPUTE RESOLUTION — GOOD-FAITH NEGOTIATION

Before commencing arbitration or litigation, the parties should attempt in good faith to resolve a dispute through written negotiation.

The dispute should be notified to:

legal@shootingset.com

The parties shall allow up to 30 calendar days for good-faith resolution unless:

  1. urgent relief is required;
  2. a statutory deadline applies;
  3. applicable law provides otherwise.


93. ARBITRATION

Subject to applicable law and mandatory consumer/statutory remedies, disputes that remain unresolved may be referred to arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, as amended.

The arbitration shall generally be conducted by a sole arbitrator mutually appointed by the parties.

If the parties cannot agree upon an arbitrator within the applicable period, appointment may be sought through the competent court or authority in accordance with applicable law.


94. ARBITRATION SEAT AND LANGUAGE

The intended seat/legal place of arbitration is:

Hyderabad, Telangana, India

The language shall generally be English unless the parties agree otherwise.

The arbitration shall be conducted in accordance with applicable law.


95. INTERIM AND URGENT RELIEF

Nothing in these Terms prevents a party from seeking urgent interim, protective or injunctive relief from a court of competent jurisdiction where legally available.

This may include protection of:

  1. confidential information;
  2. intellectual property;
  3. physical assets;
  4. data;
  5. payment interests;
  6. security interests.


96. COURT JURISDICTION

Subject to mandatory statutory rights and applicable law, courts having competent jurisdiction in Hyderabad, Telangana, shall have jurisdiction over proceedings relating to:

  1. interim relief;
  2. enforcement of arbitration;
  3. appointment of arbitrators;
  4. challenges to awards;
  5. matters that cannot lawfully be referred to arbitration;
  6. other court proceedings permitted under applicable law.


97. GOVERNING LAW

These Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of India, subject to applicable mandatory law.


98. NOTICES

Formal legal notices shall be sent to:

Rebba Global Inc

Attention: Legal Department

Address: C 16, Filmnagar Road Number 9, Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana – 500096

Email: legal@shootingset.com

Telephone: +91 9392546061

The Company may send contractual or operational notices through:

  1. email;
  2. account notifications;
  3. Platform messages;
  4. SMS;
  5. application notifications;
  6. other electronic methods.


99. ELECTRONIC RECORDS AND SIGNATURES

Electronic records, confirmations, invoices, receipts, messages, audit logs and electronic acceptances may be relied upon as evidence of Platform activity to the extent permitted by law.

Electronic signatures and electronic authentication may be used where legally valid.


100. ASSIGNMENT

Users may not assign or transfer their rights or obligations under these Terms without the Company’s prior written consent where required.

ShootingSet may assign or transfer these Terms in connection with:

  1. restructuring;
  2. merger;
  3. acquisition;
  4. sale of business;
  5. transfer of Platform operations;
  6. corporate reorganization.


101. NO PARTNERSHIP OR AGENCY

Nothing in these Terms creates:

  1. partnership;
  2. joint venture;
  3. employment;
  4. franchise;
  5. fiduciary relationship;
  6. agency;

between ShootingSet and a User unless expressly agreed in writing.


102. NO THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARY

Except where expressly stated, these Terms do not create rights in favor of third parties.


103. WAIVER

Failure to enforce a provision immediately does not constitute a permanent waiver.

A waiver must be interpreted narrowly and shall not prevent subsequent enforcement.


104. SEVERABILITY

If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, it shall be modified or severed only to the extent necessary, while the remaining provisions remain effective.


105. INTERPRETATION

Headings are for convenience only.

Words in the singular include the plural and vice versa where the context requires.

References to applicable law include amendments, replacements and subordinate legislation to the extent applicable.


106. LANGUAGE AND TRANSLATIONS

The English version shall be the controlling version unless applicable law requires otherwise.

Translations may be provided for convenience.

In case of inconsistency, the legally controlling version shall prevail subject to mandatory law.


107. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

These Terms, together with applicable:

  1. Privacy Policy;
  2. DPDP/Data Notice;
  3. Refund and Cancellation Policy;
  4. Vendor Agreement;
  5. Rental Agreement;
  6. Auction Terms;
  7. Delivery Policy;
  8. Community Guidelines;
  9. Listing Policies;
  10. Payment and Settlement Policy;

constitute the contractual framework governing use of the Platform.


108. ORDER OF PRECEDENCE

Where multiple documents apply to the same transaction, the following order generally applies:

  1. mandatory applicable law;
  2. a separately signed written agreement;
  3. transaction-specific Booking/Order Confirmation;
  4. applicable special transaction terms;
  5. Auction/Rental/Vendor-specific terms;
  6. these Master Terms;
  7. general Platform policies.

However, no document shall be interpreted to waive a mandatory statutory right.


109. CHANGES TO THE PLATFORM

ShootingSet may modify, suspend, discontinue or replace:

  1. features;
  2. categories;
  3. payment methods;
  4. interfaces;
  5. APIs;
  6. algorithms;
  7. services;
  8. marketplace functionality.

The Company is not required to maintain every historical feature.


110. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

ShootingSet may update these Terms from time to time.

Material changes may be communicated through appropriate electronic means.

Continued use after the effective date of updated Terms may constitute acceptance where legally permitted.

If a User does not agree to a material change, the User should stop using the affected services.


111. SURVIVAL

The following provisions shall survive termination where applicable:

  1. payment obligations;
  2. intellectual property;
  3. confidentiality;
  4. indemnification;
  5. limitation of liability;
  6. dispute resolution;
  7. governing law;
  8. data retention;
  9. audit/record obligations;
  10. accrued rights;
  11. other provisions intended by their nature to survive.


112. AUDIT AND RECORDS

ShootingSet may maintain records relating to:

  1. Listings;
  2. transactions;
  3. payments;
  4. communications;
  5. KYC;
  6. complaints;
  7. disputes;
  8. account activity;
  9. security events.

Where legally permitted, such records may be used for compliance, dispute resolution, fraud prevention and enforcement.


113. USER COOPERATION

Users shall reasonably cooperate with investigations concerning:

  1. fraud;
  2. payment disputes;
  3. chargebacks;
  4. IP complaints;
  5. safety incidents;
  6. damaged or missing assets;
  7. unlawful activity;
  8. regulatory requests.

Failure to cooperate may result in account restrictions where appropriate.


114. NO RELIANCE ON REVIEWS OR RANKINGS

Search results, rankings, recommendations, ratings and reviews are informational.

Users must conduct their own due diligence before entering high-value, high-risk or legally sensitive transactions.


115. SEARCH AND RECOMMENDATION SYSTEMS

Search rankings and recommendations may be influenced by factors including:

  1. relevance;
  2. availability;
  3. location;
  4. user preferences;
  5. transaction history;
  6. popularity;
  7. vendor performance;
  8. commercial promotion;
  9. technical considerations.

A ranking does not constitute a warranty or endorsement.


116. VENDOR RESPONSIBILITY

Every Vendor remains responsible for its own:

  1. goods;
  2. services;
  3. employees;
  4. contractors;
  5. tax obligations;
  6. licences;
  7. permits;
  8. insurance;
  9. representations;
  10. performance;
  11. customer obligations.


117. SHOOTINGSET’S RIGHT TO REMOVE LISTINGS

ShootingSet may remove, restrict, modify, suspend or refuse a Listing where reasonably necessary because of:

  1. legal concerns;
  2. safety concerns;
  3. fraud;
  4. misleading information;
  5. IP complaints;
  6. prohibited goods;
  7. regulatory requirements;
  8. repeated complaints;
  9. platform integrity;
  10. technical issues.

Removal does not necessarily constitute an admission that the Listing violated the law.


118. VENDOR NO-SHOW OR FAILURE

Where a Vendor fails to fulfil a confirmed transaction, ShootingSet may, depending on circumstances:

  1. contact the Vendor;
  2. seek performance;
  3. cancel the transaction;
  4. facilitate an alternative;
  5. process a refund;
  6. suspend the Vendor;
  7. record the incident;
  8. recover amounts where contractually and legally permitted.


119. CUSTOMER NO-SHOW

Where a Buyer/Renter fails to appear for a confirmed transaction, applicable cancellation, waiting, delivery or booking charges may apply according to the relevant policy.


120. PROPERTY DAMAGE AT LOCATIONS

Users conducting activities at a location are responsible for damage caused by their personnel, equipment, vehicles, contractors or production activity, subject to applicable law and evidence.

Users may be required to pay reasonable restoration or repair costs.


121. ENVIRONMENTAL AND PUBLIC SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES

Users must comply with applicable environmental, waste, fire, public-safety, noise and local authority requirements.

ShootingSet does not assume responsibility for obtaining production-specific environmental or public permissions.


122. ANTI-BRIBERY AND UNLAWFUL PAYMENTS

Users must not use the Platform to facilitate bribery, kickbacks, corruption or unlawful payments.

ShootingSet may suspend accounts where credible compliance concerns arise.


123. BUSINESS CONTINUITY AND TECHNICAL OUTAGES

The Platform may occasionally become unavailable because of:

  1. maintenance;
  2. upgrades;
  3. outages;
  4. cyber incidents;
  5. third-party service failure;
  6. network disruption;
  7. infrastructure failure.

ShootingSet does not guarantee uninterrupted availability.


124. THIRD-PARTY INFRASTRUCTURE

The Platform may depend upon third parties for:

  1. hosting;
  2. cloud infrastructure;
  3. storage;
  4. communications;
  5. payment processing;
  6. maps;
  7. analytics;
  8. identity verification;
  9. email;
  10. SMS;
  11. video;
  12. logistics.

The Company is not responsible for failures wholly attributable to third-party systems outside its reasonable control.


125. BUSINESS OPERATION CHANGES

ShootingSet may restructure its business model, including:

  1. commission structures;
  2. subscriptions;
  3. categories;
  4. payment providers;
  5. logistics providers;
  6. auction models;
  7. vendor programmes;
  8. advertising products.

Existing confirmed transactions will be handled according to their applicable terms and law.


126. NO GUARANTEE OF AVAILABILITY

A Listing appearing on the Platform does not guarantee that the asset or service will remain available until an order or booking is successfully confirmed.


127. TRANSACTION CONFIRMATION

An enquiry, quotation or communication does not necessarily create a binding transaction.

A transaction generally becomes confirmed only when the Platform or relevant Vendor issues an appropriate confirmation or the parties otherwise enter into a legally binding agreement.


128. USER RESPONSIBILITY FOR SPECIFICATIONS

Users are responsible for ensuring that the selected asset, service or location meets the technical requirements of their production.

This may include:

  1. dimensions;
  2. weight;
  3. power;
  4. compatibility;
  5. transport;
  6. access;
  7. operator requirements;
  8. location restrictions.


129. PRODUCTION SCHEDULES

Users acknowledge that production schedules can change.

ShootingSet does not guarantee:

  1. exact delivery time;
  2. uninterrupted availability;
  3. uninterrupted rental use;
  4. Vendor response time;
  5. location access;
  6. talent availability.

Users should build reasonable production contingencies.


130. DAMAGES AND REMEDIES

Any contractual charge or remedy under these Terms shall be interpreted as compensation, reimbursement, fee, cost recovery or other lawful remedy as applicable, and not as an unlawful penalty.

Nothing prevents a party from seeking additional relief where permitted by applicable law.


131. LEGAL COSTS

Where legally recoverable, a party may seek reasonable legal and enforcement costs arising from another party’s breach.

No provision guarantees recovery of legal costs where a court, arbitrator or applicable law determines otherwise.


132. THIRD-PARTY CLAIMS

Where a third party asserts a claim relating to a User’s Listing, ownership, IP, location, vehicle, service, asset or conduct, the responsible User shall cooperate in resolving the matter.

ShootingSet may restrict the relevant Listing or transaction while the dispute is investigated.


133. OWNERSHIP DISPUTES

If ownership or title to an asset is disputed, ShootingSet may suspend the relevant Listing or transaction pending clarification.

ShootingSet does not adjudicate ownership disputes unless legally required to do so.


134. LEGAL AND GOVERNMENT REQUESTS

ShootingSet may disclose information where reasonably required by:

  1. court order;
  2. government authority;
  3. law-enforcement request;
  4. statutory obligation;
  5. regulatory requirement;

subject to applicable law.


135. PLATFORM SECURITY

Users must not attempt to compromise Platform security.

Prohibited conduct includes:

  1. credential attacks;
  2. unauthorized penetration;
  3. malicious code;
  4. denial-of-service activity;
  5. unauthorized access;
  6. privilege escalation;
  7. data extraction;
  8. security bypass.


136. COMPETITIVE USE

Users must not use non-public Platform information to create competing databases, marketplaces or services where doing so violates applicable law, contract or intellectual-property rights.


137. DATA EXPORT

Users may request access to their own account information where supported by the Platform and applicable law.

The Company may refuse or restrict requests involving:

  1. another person’s information;
  2. confidential business information;
  3. security-sensitive information;
  4. legally protected records.


138. ACCOUNT DELETION

Users may request account closure through available Platform mechanisms.

Closure may not immediately delete:

  1. transaction records;
  2. invoices;
  3. tax records;
  4. dispute records;
  5. fraud records;
  6. legal records;
  7. information required by law.


139. CUSTOMER SUPPORT

Support requests should be submitted through:

support@shootingset.com

Support personnel may assist with Platform operations but do not automatically act as legal, technical, financial or safety advisers.


140. LEGAL NOTICES

Legal notices should be submitted to:

legal@shootingset.com

Commercial support requests should generally be sent to:

support@shootingset.com

Grievances should generally be directed to:

ask@shootingset.com


141. CONTACT INFORMATION

Rebba Global Inc

C 16, Filmnagar Road Number 9,

Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills,

Hyderabad, Telangana – 500096, India

Support: support@shootingset.com

Legal: legal@shootingset.com

Grievance Officer: Swamy Naidu

Grievance: ask@shootingset.com

Telephone: +91 9392546061


142. RELATED POLICIES AND AGREEMENTS

The following documents may supplement these Terms:

  1. ShootingSet Privacy Policy & DPDP Notice
  2. ShootingSet Vendor/Seller Agreement
  3. ShootingSet Rental Agreement
  4. ShootingSet Auction Terms & Conditions
  5. ShootingSet Refund & Cancellation Policy
  6. ShootingSet Shipping & Delivery Policy
  7. ShootingSet Intellectual Property/Copyright Complaint Policy
  8. ShootingSet Community Guidelines
  9. ShootingSet Payment & Settlement Policy
  10. ShootingSet Advertising and Promoted Listing Terms

Users may be required to accept additional terms before using particular Platform services.


143. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

By accessing or using ShootingSet.com, you acknowledge that:

  1. you have read these Terms;
  2. you understand them;
  3. you have authority to accept them where acting for an organization;
  4. you agree to comply with them;
  5. you understand that third-party transactions may involve risks;
  6. you understand that ShootingSet is generally a technology marketplace/intermediary and not the owner or provider of every listed product or service;
  7. you agree to comply with applicable law.


144. VERSION INFORMATION

Document: ShootingSet.com Comprehensive Master Terms & Conditions

Version: 3.0

Effective Date: 6th July 2026

Last Updated: 1st October 2026

Operating Entity: Rebba Global Inc

Primary Jurisdiction: Hyderabad, Telangana, India

END OF TERMS & CONDITIONS