“Perfect” and “Dedication “ and a lot more words come to my mind… shuru karne ka isse behtar zariya ho hi nai sakta.. This sounds like a Shankhnaad for preparing DesignAct..👌🙏🏼
Thank you so much sir for your great efforts. I request you to kindly make videos on remaining sections of the patent act e.g Register of patent, penalties, chapter XVIII(suits)
Sir, in patents, a search is conducted in patent databases to find prior-arts but how they search for finding prior-art for design?? Is there any particular process
Basically you took orders from your customer to create design (product) without filing for the design registration. But if that was a confidential order - means not published or design was not made public - it will not hamper your novelty.
@@satishkanhed8419 The evaluation of design infringement involves comparing the overall appearance and analyzing if the copied elements constitute a substantial part of the registered design. For partial copying like in your bottle example: 1. The key test is whether the copied part (the bottom) is substantial enough to create the same overall impression on an informed user. - Whether the copied part is a dominant feature of the original design - How distinctive or unique the copied element is If the bottom design is distinctive and forms a significant part of the overall design's aesthetic appeal, copying just the bottom could constitute infringement. However, if the bottom is fairly standard/generic and the uniqueness mainly lies in the neck design, copying only the bottom may not be infringement. Important factors courts consider: - Side-by-side comparison of designs - The degree of difference required to avoid infringement - The significance of the copied features - Whether ordinary observers would likely confuse the two designs.
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This video series was a savior for yesterday's PAE 2025. Lots of questions were asked on Design Act which was unexpected. Thank you so much sir.
Thank you for your kind words.
“Perfect” and “Dedication “ and a lot more words come to my mind… shuru karne ka isse behtar zariya ho hi nai sakta.. This sounds like a Shankhnaad for preparing DesignAct..👌🙏🏼
Glad, it came out well, the video became a bit longer for my liking, but couldn't help it.
@@AbhayPorwal The lifecycle part was more than perfect. As a whole, as I said, can’t be any other better way to delve through Design
Thank you Sir..much awited content
MUCH AWAITED CONTENT 🤩 Thank you Sir on the behalf of all Aspirants 🙏🏻😇
Thank you sir. .. much awaiting for this series.
Thanks for obliging the request! You aptly provided the gist of design act.
@@KnowledgeZoneK My pleasure! Few more videos planned for each aspect of the design lifecycle.
@@AbhayPorwal That'll engrave the act in our mind with your easy to comprehend explanation.
Thank you so much sir, your explanation are simply great, thank you for guiding us 🙏
Thank you, Vishwajeet! I am counting on your likes and shares.
God bless you sir, superb lecture. Many things got clear with the examples quoted.
Thank you, Avinash. Glad it helped you. Please do like, share, subscribe.
Thank you so much Sir I am searching for this 🙏
Thank you so much !
High gratitude to you
Thank you sir I am waiting for the videos😊
Many Thanks Sir,
Thank you Abhay, its Awesome
Thank you Sir. Waiting for the next lectures in this series. Length doesn't matter if you post 1 hour lecture also we are ready to watch.
As soon as possible
Very nicely explained
Thank you so much sir for your great efforts. I request you to kindly make videos on remaining sections of the patent act e.g Register of patent, penalties, chapter XVIII(suits)
Thank You Sir 😊❤
Thankyou so much sir ❤❤
@@Joyshree__Banerjee welcome 🤗
Thank you sir
Welcome and all the best.
Thank you sir 🙏
Belated happy teachers day sir....
@@durgeshnandinisworld4907 thank you!
Thankyou so much
Please make more videos related to design act like you have uploaded for patent act
@@Monikakk2025-f5t yes, the videos are in production.
Sir, do we have to memorize sections as we are doing in patent act?
Thank u sir
can i get the ppt
Sir, can you explain matters related to IP jurisprudence
Please go through the community tab, i have listed a few cases laws from yesteryear
Sir, what's name of Astral case to quote?
indiankanoon.org/doc/63420132/
Sir, in patents, a search is conducted in patent databases to find prior-arts but how they search for finding prior-art for design?? Is there any particular process
Check the new videos in the series to get answer to your questions.
Sir one humble request...
Can you also explain Trade Mark Act ? Trade mark agent exams aspirants needs this most.
Deepa Ji, I can may be take some live sessions for your trademark queries as I don't have immediate plans for TM video series. (too short on time)
Sir, please put some light on s. 16 Design Act in respect to "first and confidential order". what exactly is this ?
Basically you took orders from your customer to create design (product) without filing for the design registration. But if that was a confidential order - means not published or design was not made public - it will not hamper your novelty.
@@AbhayPorwal Thank You Sir
Sir, what is the meaning of "Copyright on Registration" as given in Sec 11? Why we are using the word "Copyright"? Is it linked to the Copyright Act ?
the rights on design registration is called copyright on design registration - don't confuse with the copyright act.
Sir ..is there any chance that the exam date of the patent agent 2025 can be extended? On December 22/12/2024 I have all india bar examination.
@@er.tariqalamfarooqi4771 Doesn't look like.
Sir, Suppose any person just copied the bottom view of this bottle, rest all features are different, can it be considered as infringement??
@@satishkanhed8419 The evaluation of design infringement involves comparing the overall appearance and analyzing if the copied elements constitute a substantial part of the registered design.
For partial copying like in your bottle example:
1. The key test is whether the copied part (the bottom) is substantial enough to create the same overall impression on an informed user.
- Whether the copied part is a dominant feature of the original design
- How distinctive or unique the copied element is
If the bottom design is distinctive and forms a significant part of the overall design's aesthetic appeal, copying just the bottom could constitute infringement. However, if the bottom is fairly standard/generic and the uniqueness mainly lies in the neck design, copying only the bottom may not be infringement.
Important factors courts consider:
- Side-by-side comparison of designs
- The degree of difference required to avoid infringement
- The significance of the copied features
- Whether ordinary observers would likely confuse the two designs.
@AbhayPorwal Thank You Sir..
Thank you so much sir
most welcome - can I count on you for "like" and share?
Yes... definitely sir