Section 6 of GIG Act, 1999 : Section 6: Register Of Geographical Indications

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a group of farmers in Darjeeling, India, have been producing a unique type of tea known for its distinctive flavor, which is attributed to the region's climate and soil conditions. They want to protect the name "Darjeeling Tea" from being used by producers outside the region. To achieve this, they apply for a geographical indication (GI) registration.

Once their application is approved, "Darjeeling Tea" is entered into the Register of Geographical Indications, which is maintained at the Geographical Indications Registry's head office. The register includes details such as the names...

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