Section 18 of GIG Act, 1999 : Section 18: Duration, Renewal, Removal And Restoration Of Registration

GIG Act, 1999

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a local community in Darjeeling has a registered geographical indication (GI) for 'Darjeeling Tea' which is known worldwide for its unique flavor. The registration is crucial to ensure that only tea from this region can be legally sold as 'Darjeeling Tea'.

The initial registration is for a period of ten years. As the end of this period approaches, the community, being the registered proprietor, must apply for renewal to continue the protection of their GI. They must do this within the prescribed time and pay the necessary fees to ...

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