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The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression used only in the same section)—
account of profits and accounts (in Scotland) | section 262 |
assignment (in Scotland) | section 262 |
British designs | section 263(1) |
business | section 263(1) |
commercial purposes | section 263(3) |
commission | section 263(1) |
the comptroller | section 263(1) |
computer-generated | section 263(1) |
costs (in Scotland) | section 262 |
country | section 263(1) |
the Crown | section 263(1) |
Crown use | sections 240(5) and 244(2) |
defendant (in Scotland) | section 262 |
delivery up (in Scotland) | section 262 |
design | section 213(2) |
design document | section 263(1) |
designer | sections 214 and 259(2) |
design right | section 213(1) |
design right owner | sections 234(2) and 258 |
employee, employment and employer | section 263(1) |
exclusive licence | section 225(1) |
government department | section 263(1) |
government department concerned (in relation to Crown use) | section 240(5) |
infringing article | section 228 |
injunction (in Scotland) | section 262 |
interlocutory relief (in Scotland) | section 262 |
joint design | section 259(1) |
licence (of the design right owner) | sections 222(4), 223(3) and 258 |
making articles to a design | section 226(2) |
marketing (and related expressions) | section 263(2) |
original | section 213(4) |
plaintiff (in Scotland) | section 262 |
qualifying individual | section 217(1) |
qualifying person | sections 217(1) and (2) |
signed | section 261 |
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