equired.
Should different people apply to register essentially the same design, the Office will examine the applications on a first-come, first-served basis. The application with the earlier filing date will be registered.
3.1.3 registration
Once approved by the examiner your design will be registered as soon as possible provided you have not requested delayed registration. You will receive a certificate of registration. This certificate is evidence of ownership and the originality of your design and gives you the exclusive right to make, import for trade or business, rent or sell or expose for sale or rent, any article in respect of which the design is registered and to which the design is applied.
3.2 The different process of obtaining a design registration
The process of requests for delayed registration only exist in Canada. It is possible that you may want to delay registration. For example, you may wish to allow time to market or file your design out of Canada. In this case, you should inform the Office in writing. You may exercise the option to delay registration at the time of filing your application or at any time before it is registered.
4. The main regulations on proprietor’s rights
4.1 Marking rights on a product or it’s packing
The patentee has the right to affix a patent marking and to indicate the number of the patent on the patented product or on the packing of that product. You do not have to mark your design in order to indicate that it is registered as a design, but marking dose give you extra protection. The proper mark is a capital “D” inside a circle and the name, or abbreviation thereof, of the design’s proprietor on the article, its label or packaging.
4.2 Enforcing your rights from infringement
As proprietor, you may take legal action against anyone who infringes your design in Canada, it is your responsibility to take such action and you must do so within three years of the alleged infringement.
In China whe
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