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ARTICLE · 20 MAY 2021

Intellectual Property Rights - Designs

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Our team has extensive experience in handling pre and post-registration procedures and have successfully obtained registrations for a wide variety of proprietors

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Bhawna Sharma
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Our team has the first-hand experience in dealing with non-contentious and contentious design matters. Our Attorneys regularly advise to the world-renowned Luxury Fashion and Jewellery Brands; Fixtures and Furniture Brands; Medical Devices / Instrument Brands; Stationary Product Brands; Mechanical Equipment Producing Brands; Medium and Small Scale Industries and Individual Designers as well.

Our team has extensive experience in handling pre and post-registration procedures and have successfully obtained registrations for a wide variety of proprietors.

We also assist our clients in procuring Design rights in India and other jurisdictions such as SAARC, ASEAN, Europe, USA, Japan, and South Korea.

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