Section 14 of GIG Act, 1999 : Section 14: Opposition To Registration

GIG Act, 1999

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a local weaver from a small village in India has applied to register a geographical indication (GI) for a unique type of handwoven saree that is specific to that village. The application is advertised, and a textile company from another region, which also produces similar sarees, notices the advertisement and believes that the registration should not be granted as it may affect their business.

The company decides to file an opposition to the registration within the three-month period allowed by law. They submit a notice of opposition to the Registrar, explaining their reasons and concerns regarding the potential GI registration.

The Registrar then sends a copy of ...

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