Section 37 of GIG Act, 1999 : Section 37: Meaning Of Applying Geographical Indications
GIG Act, 1999
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a local weaver in India produces silk sarees and wishes to market them under the famous geographical indication "Banarasi Silk," which is known for its origin and quality from the region of Varanasi. The weaver applies a tag on the sarees and the packaging that states "Genuine Banarasi Silk" and advertises them online with this indication. According to Section 37 of The Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999, the weaver is deemed to apply a geograph...
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