
This policy explains when a refund is due, how a request is assessed, the method and timing of reimbursement, and what happens where a service has been partly delivered.
Last updated 3 August 2026 ยท Issued by NTHRYS Biotech Labs ยท GSTIN 37AGDPC3092P1Z4
Nothing here limits your statutory rights. Remedies available under the Consumer Protection Act 2019 in respect of deficiency in service apply irrespective of this section.
Where a service has been partly performed at your request and a refund becomes due, the sum refunded is reduced by an amount proportionate to what has been supplied, assessed against the full price of the contract.
Where a service is composed of identifiable elements โ a training module made up of individual protocols, or a doctoral bundle made up of discrete services โ the assessment is made by reference to the elements delivered rather than by reference to time elapsed.
Where a staged deliverable set has been released in part, sums attributable to stages already released are not refundable, and sums attributable to stages not yet released are refunded in full.
Requests should be made in writing to smo@nthrys.com and should state:
We acknowledge requests within two working days and give a substantive response within five. Where a request requires investigation, we will tell you and give an expected date for our decision.
| Method | The same means of payment used for the original transaction, unless you expressly agree otherwise. |
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| Timing | Within 14 days of our decision that a refund is due. |
| Currency | Indian rupees, in the amount originally charged. |
| Fees | No fee is charged for making a refund. |
Once a refund has been issued by us, the time taken for funds to appear in your account is determined by your card issuer or bank and typically takes a further three to five working days. That period is outside our control.
Where the original payment method is no longer available we will agree an alternative with you. We do not make refunds in cash and do not refund to an account other than the one from which payment was taken, save where that account has been closed and evidence is provided.
Where you disagree with a decision on a refund, the matter should be raised under the complaints procedure, which provides for review at a level above the person who made the original decision.
Nothing in this policy affects your right to pursue a claim through the courts, or to approach the appropriate Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission.