Court Master · published by Botero Strategies LLP · Android package the.law.team
This is the account-deletion notice required by the Google Play Data deletion requirements and by Apple Guideline 5.1.1(v). It restates Clauses 7.2 to 7.4 and Clause 11 of our Privacy Policy in plain terms. You can delete your account at any time, either in the App or by written request, and you do not need to install the App to make a request.
Open Court Master and sign in.
Tap Profile in the bottom bar.
Tap Delete account.
Read what will be removed, type DELETE to confirm, and tap Request deletion.
Because the matters in a Team are a shared professional record, your request goes to a partner in your Team to approve. Your account stays active until they decide, and you may withdraw the request at any time before then. On approval the account is erased immediately and you are signed out. If your Team has no partner other than you, there is nobody else to ask and you approve your own request on the same screen — the confirmation step still applies.
This route needs nobody's approval. The approval step above exists to protect your Team's shared record; it cannot be used to keep you in the App against your will. If a partner declines your request, or never decides it, write to us and we will delete your account regardless. Your right of erasure under section 12 of the DPDP Act and Article 17 of the GDPR is yours alone and cannot be overridden by another User.
Write to managelit@aglaw.in stating that you require deletion of your Court Master account, and include:
the mobile number registered with the account;
the name on the account;
your Team or firm name, if you know it; and
whether you also want the matters, notes and documents you contributed to your Team deleted (see below).
Verification. To protect your account against deletion by someone else, we will confirm that you control the registered mobile number before we act. We acknowledge every request within 24 hours and complete it within 30 days, usually much sooner.
Your profile: name, mobile number and account record.
Your ability to sign in — the number is released and can no longer log in.
Your device registration and push notification tokens.
Your Firebase Authentication record, which holds the verified phone number.
Any invitations addressed to you that were still pending.
Your name wherever it appeared on Team activity and shared documents.
If you are the last active member of your Team, the Team is deleted together with every matter, note, timeline entry and shared document in it. Nothing survives and nothing can be recovered. Export anything you need first.
If other members remain in your Team, the matters, notes and documents in it stay with them — they are the Team's shared working record and the remaining members still depend on them. Your personal identifiers are removed from that content, so nothing in it identifies you any more. If you want the material you contributed deleted as well, say so in your request and we will remove it, subject to the rights of the Team's owner.
A small amount of data outlives deletion, either because the law requires it or because it no longer identifies you. This is the same table as Clause 11 of the Privacy Policy.
Data
Kept for
Account and profile data
Erased within 30 days
Encrypted backups containing your data
Purged on rotation, within 60 days of erasure
Server and security logs (including IP address)
180 days
Support correspondence with you
24 months from closure of the ticket
Transaction and subscription records, if you ever paid
8 years, as required by Indian tax and LLP law
Records needed for a legal claim, investigation or lawful direction
Until final disposal and expiry of limitation
Irreversibly aggregated or de-identified data
Indefinitely — it can no longer be linked to you
Leave a Team — ask a partner of that Team to remove you. Your account and any other Teams you belong to are unaffected.
Turn off notifications — in your device settings, without deleting anything.
Request an export of your matter data before you delete, by writing to managelit@aglaw.in.
This page restates Clauses 7.2 to 7.4 and Clause 11 of the Court Master Privacy Policy. © 2026 Botero Strategies LLP.