Law No. 6 of 2006 on Industrial Designs and Models
Year of Version:
2006
Date of Entry into Force:
May 4, 2006
Date of Text (Enacted):
April 29, 2006
Type of Text:
Main IP Laws: enacted by the Legislature
Subject Matter:
Enforcement of IP and Related Laws, Industrial Designs
Notes:
The notification by Bahrain to the WTO under Article 63.2 of TRIPS states:
'The law defined industrial design as every arrangement of lines and colors, or every form of anthropomorphic colors or without colors, and be an industrial design may be registered if it was characterized by novelty and usable in industry or craft work and that lends a striking feature of the industrial product or a craftsman and not have been disclosed to the public. The law specifies the registration of industrial designs and periods of protection and litigation procedures in the event of a dispute, or contrary to the provisions of this law and the enforcement of rights conferred by the registration of industrial drawing.'
Available Texts:
Arabic
قانون رقم (6) لعام 2006 بشأن الرسوم والنماذج الصناعية
English
Law No. 6 of 2006 on Industrial Designs and Models
(Version with Automatic Translation Tool)
'The law defined industrial design as every arrangement of lines and colors, or every form of anthropomorphic colors or without colors, and be an industrial design may be registered if it was characterized by novelty and usable in industry or craft work and that lends a striking feature of the industrial product or a craftsman and not have been disclosed to the public. The law specifies the registration of industrial designs and periods of protection and litigation procedures in the event of a dispute, or contrary to the provisions of this law and the enforcement of rights conferred by the registration of industrial drawing.'