1. Global intent
Sayaji Kakade Organisation is being developed as a global platform for project discovery, collaboration, project-support discussions and potential proprietary investment across automotive, technology, agriculture and hospitality. Any SKO investment uses only Sayaji Kakade’s personal capital or capital legally owned by an SKO company. Enquiries may be considered from any country unless legal, regulatory, sanctions, safety or practical restrictions prevent it.
2. No universal legal shortcut
No website policy is automatically valid in every country or capable of replacing local law. These policies provide a consistent operating baseline. Mandatory rules in the countries connected to a visitor, project, payment, investment, data transfer or contracting party may add to or override that baseline.
3. Country-by-country checks
Before a cross-border transaction, the relevant parties should confirm legal capacity, business registration, licences, foreign-investment restrictions, securities rules, exchange control, tax, sanctions, anti-money-laundering requirements, ownership of project rights, data-transfer rules and enforceable contracting arrangements.
4. Restricted activity
The website must not be used to evade sanctions, export controls, currency rules, tax reporting or local authorisation requirements. The operator may decline a country, party, payment route or activity and may request professional verification before progressing.
5. Language and currency
English is the controlling language of the website. A transaction may use another language or currency only where the written agreement explains which version controls, how conversion is handled and who bears charges and tax.
6. Local professional advice
Before accepting material funds, issuing or acquiring an ownership interest, entering a joint venture, transferring regulated technology or operating in a new country, the actual parties should obtain advice from appropriately authorised legal, tax, accounting and regulatory professionals in the relevant jurisdictions.
Official references
These international and national sources were checked when this global policy baseline was prepared.
OECD Privacy Principles European Data Protection Board: GDPR territorial scope India MeitY: Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025 FATF Recommendations