The Designs Act, 2000 with Rules, 2001 establishes a legal framework for the protection and registration of industrial designs in India, ensuring exclusive rights for creators while regulating compliance. This book provides detailed commentary on each section of the Act and Rules, covering the process of filing applications, examination, registration, term of protection, rights of the registered owner, and remedies against infringement.
It explains the nuances of design registration, including novelty criteria, originality requirements, and territorial considerations. The book also discusses procedural rules for maintaining design records, handling disputes, and ensuring enforcement of design rights under Indian law. Case references, government notifications, and illustrative examples enrich the content, making it highly practical for professionals and students alike.
Unique Selling Point (USP): The book uniquely combines statutory provisions with practical insights and procedural guidance, bridging the gap between academic study and real-world application in intellectual property law.






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