A person who applied for protection of a design in the United Kingdom seeks priority in India under…
s.44(1)(a) requires the Indian application to be made within six months from the application for protection in the United Kingdom or other qualifying country, not three…
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A person who applied for protection of a design in the United Kingdom seeks priority in India under Section 44 of the Designs Act, 2000. To claim such priority, the Indian application must be made:
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Correct answer B
s.44(1)(a) requires the Indian application to be made within six months from the application for protection in the United Kingdom or other qualifying country, not three months, one year, or any time before foreign registration.
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