Industrial Design
Prosecution
Industrial design protection in Indonesia requires registration. Unregistered designs are not afforded protection, making timely filing essential.
The governing framework is Law No. 31 of 2000, which, while aligned with certain international principles, retains specific procedural characteristics.
KANA-IP advises on:
- Registrability and novelty considerations.
- Filing strategy and preparation.
- Submission of applications.
- Monitoring examination and registration.
- Advising on procedural requirements.
Each matter is approached with due regard to both legal requirements and the broader commercial context in which the trademark will be used.
Contentious
Industrial design disputes may arise in relation to imitation, unauthorised use, or competing registrations.
KANA-IP advises on:
- Enforcement strategy.
- Cease and desist correspondence.
- Online takedown measures.
- Coordination with further legal action where required.
Engage with a structured approach to intellectual property.