Section 46 of DA, 2000 : Section 46: Protection Of Security Of India

DA, 2000

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a company that has developed a new camouflage pattern for military uniforms and has applied for a design registration under The Designs Act, 2000. The design has features that would give soldiers a significant advantage on the battlefield.

Under Section 46 of The Designs Act, 2000, the Controller of Designs, who oversees the registration process, would:

  1. Keep the details of the design and the application confidential if he believes that disclosing this information could harm India's security interests. This means that the usua...

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