Section 2 of DA, 2000 : Section 2: Definitions
DA, 2000
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a local craftsman, Arjun, creates a unique pattern for ceramic vases that involves a special blend of colors and a distinct shape. He decides to protect this design to prevent others from copying it. Here's how the Designs Act, 2000 applies:
- Under the Act, Arjun's vase pattern is considered an "article" since it is a manufactured item that can be sold.
- He files an application for design registration. The "Controller" of the Patent Office is re...
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