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Design Registration

Governing Law

The Designs Act, 2000, governs design registration and protection in India, replacing the earlier Act from 1911. The Design Rules of 2001 have undergone amendments, with significant changes made by the Designs (Amendment) Rules in 2008 and 2014. A noteworthy update in the rules under this Act has been the addition of a new applicant category, recognizing ‘small entities’ as distinct applicants.

Definition of a Design

As per Section 2(d) of the Designs Act 2001, a design is characterized by the distinctive features encompassing shape, pattern, configuration, composition, or ornamentation formed by lines or colors. This can be applied to any article, whether two-dimensional, three-dimensional, or a combination of both. The design must be visually appealing when viewed in the final product, solely judged by the eye. It does not consider the underlying construction principle or anything that is essentially a mere mechanical contraption.

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Design Registration: Safeguard Your Unique Creations

Basic Requirements of Design Registration

To register and safeguard a design under the Design Act, 2000, the following core criteria must be met:

Exclusions from Design Registration

Design registration does not cover:

Who Can Apply for Design Registration?

Documents Required for Design Registration in India

Benefits of Design Registration in India

Procedure for Design Registration in India

How Munibgiri Can Assist You

Munibgiri has a team of experienced professionals adept at navigating the complexities of design registration in India. Our dedicated team will guide you from understanding the significance of your design to meticulous documentation and filing. With our expertise, we streamline the registration process, ensuring timely submissions and continuous updates.
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