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Registered Designs Act 2000 s 75

s 75 Rules relating to application for registration

75.—(1) Without limiting section 74, the Minister may, for the purposes of section 11, make rules providing that an application for registration of a design must or may contain —(a) a statement describing the representation of the design; (b) a statement describing the features of the design which the applicant considers to be new; (c) the classification of the articles, non‑physical products, or sets of articles and non‑physical products, to which the design is intended to be applied; and (d) if the design reproduced in the representation is to be applied to an article, a sample of the article.[29/2017] (2) Rules made under this section may provide for the manner in which the following are to be claimed in connection with an application for registration:(a) any claim that section 8, 9 or 10 applies in relation to the application; (b) any claim to a right of priority under section 12 or 13.

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