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The proprietor fails to furnish the prescribed number of exact representations or specimens as required…

s.15(1)(a) lets the Controller, after giving notice to the proprietor for such failure, erase his name from the register, upon which the copyright in the design ceases,…

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The proprietor fails to furnish the prescribed number of exact representations or specimens as required under Section 15(1)(a) of the Designs Act, 2000. After giving notice to the proprietor, the Controller may:

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s.15(1)(a) lets the Controller, after giving notice to the proprietor for such failure, erase his name from the register, upon which the copyright in the design ceases, rather than merely imposing a fine, suspending copyright temporarily, or needing Central Government approval to cancel.

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