CHAPTER IX

Section 39: Bar of jurisdiction

Chapter 9: Amendments to certain Acts. Sections 35-44

Bar of jurisdiction

39. No civil court shall have the jurisdiction to entertain any suit or proceeding in respect of any matter for which the Board is empowered under the provisions of this Act and no injunction shall be granted by any court or other authority in respect of any action taken or to be taken in pursuance of any power under the provisions of this Act.

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Consent notice View Section 5

What should a DPDP-compliant consent notice include?

A DPDP-compliant consent notice should clearly explain what personal data is collected, why it is being processed, how consent is given, and how a data principal can withdraw consent or raise a request.

Consent View Section 6

How should consent be captured on the website?

Consent should be clear, specific, informed, and based on an affirmative action. Avoid vague bundled wording and make the consent choice easy to review later.

Legitimate uses View Section 7

Can processing happen without consent in some cases?

Yes. The Act recognizes certain legitimate uses, but teams should still document why that basis applies and make sure the actual data use stays within the allowed purpose.

Children data View Section 9

What extra care is needed for children data under the DPDP Act?

Children data needs stronger controls. Review age-gating, guardian consent flows where applicable, and product choices that could expose children to avoidable harm or inappropriate tracking.

Data principal rights View Section 11

What user rights should be easy to find on the website?

Under the DPDP Act, users should be able to easily understand and use their rights, including the right to access information about their personal data, the right to correction and erasure, the right to grievance redressal, and the right to nominate another person where applicable.

Grievance redressal View Section 13

What should a grievance process communicate?

It should clearly say where a complaint can be submitted, what information helps resolve it, and what timeline or follow-up users should expect.

Cross-border transfers View Section 16

How should businesses think about transfers outside India?

Teams should map where data is stored, which vendors receive it, and whether disclosures, contracts, and operational controls match the real transfer path.

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