I doubt that this sentence is correct.
Tutorials Point (I) Pvt. Ltd provides no guarantee regarding the accuracy, timeliness or completeness of our website or its contents including this tutorial.
I asked the writer/author and he said the sentence is correct.
I think he should have used its and not our. Am I right or wrong? If someone knows why please explain why our is correct and give more examples.
Best Answer
Your question asks about the use of the plural pronoun our to refer to the company.
They provide the following examples (emphasis in original):
The link goes on to cite The Gregg Reference Manual, The Chicago Manual of Style, and The Associated Press Stylebook to support both singular and plural agreement in these situations.
You can think of the company as the collection of individuals it represents (whether shareholders, directors, officers and/or staff, etc). It's this collection that asserts the lack of a guarantee in your example. Since the writer is writing on behalf of the company, using a first-person pronoun works.
On the other hand, you are also free to consider the company as a monolithic 'individual', so calling the website 'its website' as you propose is also ok. In that case, however, you need to be careful to distinguish whether 'its contents' referred to later are the company's contents or the website's contents.
You should, however, be consistent - either "provide ... our" or "provides ... its", but not "provides ... our". The link above notes this with the following problematic example (the asterisks below denote a problematic portion - both should be singular or both should be plural):
In my opinion, "Company X wish" sounds decidedly odd. I'd prefer either "We at Company X *wish" or "Company X wishes ... its".