s 34.36
In forceInfringement of registered designs—particulars
Chapter 3Original jurisdiction—special classes of proceedings
Part 34Other proceedings
Division 34.3Intellectual property
34.36 Infringement of registered designs—particulars
A person who wants relief for infringement of a registered design under the Designs Act must file an originating application that includes particulars of the infringement:
(a)
specifying the manner in which the design is alleged to be infringed; and
(b)
giving at least one instance of each type of infringement alleged.
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