The Copyright Act, 1957

The Designs Act, 2000

The Trade Marks Act, 1999

The Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999

Artistic works

Literary works

Industrial designs

Musical works

5 years

10 years

15 years

20 years

It ensures that the design is unique and has not been previously registered.

It protects the design from being copied or imitated by others.

It allows the designer to claim exclusive rights over the design.

All of the above

It protects the artistic expression and originality of fashion designs.

It prevents unauthorized reproduction and distribution of fashion designs.

It provides exclusive rights to the designer for a limited period.

Both A and B

They distinguish one brand's products from another.

They protect the reputation and goodwill associated with a brand.

They prevent counterfeiting and infringement of brand identity.

All of the above

Word marks

Device marks

Shape marks

Sound marks

10 years

15 years

20 years

Perpetual

It refers to the unauthorized use of a brand's name or logo.

It occurs when a competitor misrepresents its products as those of another brand.

It involves selling counterfeit or fake products under the guise of genuine ones.

All of the above

Injunctions

Damages

Account of profits

All of the above

They protect the reputation and quality of products associated with a specific geographical region.

They prevent the unauthorized use of geographical names for commercial purposes.

They promote traditional and cultural products, preserving their authenticity.

All of the above

It ensures fair treatment of workers and promotes safe working conditions.

It regulates the use of eco-friendly materials and production processes.

It encourages transparency and accountability in the supply chain.

All of the above

It protects the intellectual property rights of designers and brands.

It fosters innovation and creativity in fashion design.

It attracts investments and promotes economic growth in the industry.

All of the above

Lack of awareness about intellectual property rights among fashion designers and manufacturers.

Inadequate resources and infrastructure for effective enforcement.

Complexity and evolving nature of fashion trends and designs.

All of the above

Increased focus on sustainability and ethical practices in the fashion industry.

Growing recognition of the importance of intellectual property rights in the digital age.

Expansion of geographical indications to protect traditional and cultural fashion products.

All of the above