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Guardian consent form (section 9)

A form for taking verifiable consent from a lawful guardian — for a child, or for a person with a disability who has a lawful guardian. Authored in-house and written in plain English, with tick-boxes for the three guardianship routes (court order, National Trust Act 1999, RPWD 2016), an evidence-attachment list, and a re-affirmation clause that treats capacity as something that can change.

An original template, drafted against the DPDP Act, 2023 and DPDP Rules, 2025. Not legal advice — review with counsel before use.

One of 14 DPDPA document templates, drafted in-house against the Act and the Rules. Free to generate as a Word file — no account needed for the preview.

Drafted against G.S.R. 846(E); citations open the gazette text inline.

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Forms

Legal basis
s.9 (1)DPDP Rules r.10DPDP Rules r.11
ReadabilityReads plainly331 words · ~2 min read · reading ease 62/100Scored by the same checker the consent module uses on your own notices.

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[Company Letterhead/Logo][Insert name][Insert date of birth][Insert relationship][Insert guardian name][Insert guardian address][Insert guardian email][Insert guardian phone][Insert document type][Insert organisation name][Insert data items][Insert purposes][Insert period, e.g. 12 months]

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