This book presents scholarly essays analysing the Designs Act and evolving jurisprudence in Indian designs law. It explores originality requirements, functional versus aesthetic distinctions, piracy of registered designs, and overlap with copyright protection. The author critically evaluates judicial reasoning and policy trends shaping industrial design protection. Combining academic depth with practical relevance, the book is valuable for IP practitioners, researchers, and policymakers engaged in design law reform and litigation.







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