Design registration

Design registration can be used to protect original shapes, patterns, ornaments, and composition of colours and lines applied to any article by an industrial process. Design registration provides the creator, exclusive rights over use of the design for a period of ten years, that can be further extended for a period of five years. In case of infringement, the owner of a registered design can seek legal remedy under the Design Act.

Design registration is the process of protecting the visual appearance of a product or design. It allows the creator or owner to have exclusive rights over the design for a certain period of time.

To register a design, certain information and documents are required. This typically includes the name and address of the applicant, a representation of the design (such as drawings or photographs), and any relevant priority or exhibition details.

The purpose of design registration is to prevent unauthorized copying or imitation of a design, ensuring that the creator or owner has full control and commercial benefits from their original design. It provides legal protection against infringement and allows for legal action to be taken if necessary.

In addition to protecting the creator's rights, design