Copyright Policy
Introduction
All content on the Hello Painters website, including text, images, graphics, logos, videos, and branding materials, is protected under the Copyright Act, 1957 and Indian intellectual property laws. This Copyright Policy outlines the ownership, permitted use, and protection of intellectual property on this website.
Ownership of Content
All website content is either created by Hello Painters or used under proper licensing agreements. This includes digital content, visual materials, written content, and logos. All rights, titles, and interests in the content remain with Hello Painters.
Permitted Use
Users may view, download, or print website content solely for personal, non-commercial purposes. Proper attribution to Hello Painters is required when content is shared for educational, informational, or reference purposes.
Prohibited Use
Unauthorized use of content is strictly prohibited. This includes:
- Reproduction, modification, or distribution for commercial gain
- Copying content to create derivative works
- Republishing, selling, or licensing any website material without written permission
Reporting Infringement
Suspected copyright violations should be addressed according to Indian copyright laws. Hello Painters reserves the right to pursue legal action against unauthorized use or infringement of intellectual property.
Third-Party Content
Third-party content or media appearing on the website is used under license or permission. Users must respect copyright ownership and comply with applicable usage guidelines for third-party materials.
Governing Law
This Copyright Policy is governed by the Copyright Act, 1957 and other applicable Indian intellectual property laws. Any disputes relating to copyright infringement shall be subject to Indian legal jurisdiction.
Policy Updates
We may update this policy periodically to reflect changes in copyright law, website content, or operational practices. Users are encouraged to review this page regularly to remain informed of copyright protections and usage rules.


