Customs registration for imported goods IP enforcement depends on bonds, indemnity, and notice of IP changes. Registration under the imported goods intellectual property enforcement regime is subject to bonds and continuing disclosure obligations. The right holder or authorised representative must execute a bond protecting the importer, consignee, owner of the goods, and competent authorities, and covering destruction, demurrage, and detention costs. An indemnity bond must also be given to Customs against liabilities and expenses arising from suspension of release of allegedly infringing goods.
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Customs registration for imported goods IP enforcement depends on bonds, indemnity, and notice of IP changes.
Registration under the imported goods intellectual property enforcement regime is subject to bonds and continuing disclosure obligations. The right holder or authorised representative must execute a bond protecting the importer, consignee, owner of the goods, and competent authorities, and covering destruction, demurrage, and detention costs. An indemnity bond must also be given to Customs against liabilities and expenses arising from suspension of release of allegedly infringing goods.
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