Description
Design Registration
The Design registration is regulated under the Designs Act, 2000. A shape, pattern, configuration, composition or ornament of lines or colors is known as a design.
There are some rules that are to be followed to register your design under Designs Act 2001
- New and original design
- Should relate to shape, pattern, or ornament applied to an article.
- Must be visible and should appear in the article.
- Must be applied by an industrial process.
Documents Required
- A certified copy
- Affidavits
- Declaration
- Other public documents can be made available on payment of a fee.
Difference between Design Registration and Trademark
Design Registration
A design registration would enable the protection of the physical appearance of a distinctive product .
A design registration protects any new and innovative ornamental design.
Trademark
A trademark would defend the symbols or words you use to identify the product.
Trademark registration protects a word or words, name, symbol, or drawing used in commerce to distinguish one source of goods or services from another.
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