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compelled tz, accept' it. 2) -Any i.Lcustry incorporating a design piracy
provision in a C"de seclures lejcl enforcement h.,ce the Code is D*.'_.r-)vcd.
3) The inc-ustr:,- is free t: set Lup in its ovrn ranks or cooperatively the
registration machinery necessary to obtain actual and. complete :.ro-
tection. 4) Arbitratin cini oe used to isture jus.t and speedy settle-
ment of any controversies i-.volving protected designs.

 Further Information

 The llationn.l Cjuncil on Design Protection of the AAmerican
Arbitration Ass':cip.tion, 521 Fifth Avenue, ITew. York City, will be
glad to furnisn further infrrntion or to provide an escort for
those desiring to see the Inoustrial De.i ,i Registration Bureau
in operation.


 ;o member of the Industry shall imitate, simulate or api-ropriate
within six months froi. the ,'.o.te of its registration or any extension
thereof, any oriin-31 o-r uniqi:c design or style or any trade-mark or
iame or brand re^-istere'. ,,,ith thie Industry or its designated o&ency,
and any such imitation, sinul-tion or ap,'orpriation shall constitute
an unfair trade :'--ctice .1nc1 violation of this Code.

Style Piracy or Piracy of Desi,:n

 The Code Aut.:ority may establish or designate a Eurcau of Design
Re;istration a.xd :rgCL.izc a Comrittee for the interpretation of design
in the current accepotation in the trade/industry, and no member of the
trade/industry shall usurp .-r make use of any design, drawing, pattern,
plan, style feature, :r ,ui5ti.luishing characteristic which has been
registered with such bureau; :.r any such design which has been sub-
mitted to a prospective cuct-"ier by a competitor n` is 3ateL and
rightfully and pl'.inly :.-,arl:ed as having been created or devised by and
being the --rop.erty -v.f sn;.ch ci.- retitor and which has not been purchaised
by such pros;-.ective cu toner; .-r reproduce offer for -e.lc or sell any
article of such desi-n v'ithin ;. five year period after its original
production.


Howard :Hoyden