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In review: key recent IP developments and trends in Australia - Vimarsana News

In review: key recent IP developments and trends in Australia

A review of the most significant recent legal developments and trends affecting intellectual property owners in Australia, along with future prospects.

AUSTRALIA: New Designs Legislation Enacted - International Trademark Association - Vimarsana News

AUSTRALIA: New Designs Legislation Enacted - International Trademark Association

Australia’s Designs Amendment (Advisory Council on Intellectual Property Response) Act 2021 (Amendment Act) received Royal Assent on September 10, 2021.

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Newly implemented changes to Australia's designs system | Managing Intellectual Property - Vimarsana News

Newly implemented changes to Australia's designs system | Managing Intellectual Property

Jeremy Dobbin of FB Rice summarises the key changes implemented by the Design Amendment (Advisory Council on Intellectual Property Response) Act 2021 and advises when they take effect

Australia's Designs Law Amendment Received Royal Assent - Vimarsana News

Australia's Designs Law Amendment Received Royal Assent

Australia: Designs Amendment Advisory Council on Intellectual Property Response Bill 2020 received Royal Assent on 10 September 2021, including much-anticipated change to implement a grace period that will allow designers to publish their designs before applying for design protection.

Grace Period Into the Australian Designs Act - Vimarsana News

Grace Period Into the Australian Designs Act

Bill), with important changes to designs law, is currently before Senate for consideration. It includes a much-anticipated change to implement a grace period that will allow designers to publish their designs before applying for design protection. Presently to get an enforceable design right, the design must be “new and distinctive”, meaning that the design must not have been disclosed publicly before the design was filed. For many businesses, this non-publication requirement has made the designs regime impractical since they would not want to incur the cost of seeking design protection ...