Intellectual property enforcement in customs importation treats allegedly infringing goods as prohibited once notice registration is complete. After registration of a notice by the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner, following due examination, the import of goods alleged to infringe intellectual property rights is treated as prohibited under the Customs Act, 1962. The provision operates as a customs enforcement measure by converting such imports into prohibited goods once the notice has been duly registered.
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Intellectual property enforcement in customs importation treats allegedly infringing goods as prohibited once notice registration is complete.
After registration of a notice by the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner, following due examination, the import of goods alleged to infringe intellectual property rights is treated as prohibited under the Customs Act, 1962. The provision operates as a customs enforcement measure by converting such imports into prohibited goods once the notice has been duly registered.
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