A Design Objection is raised by the Design Office when there are issues or discrepancies in a design registration application. It indicates that the authority requires clarification, correction, or justification before granting registration.
A Design Objection occurs during the examination of a design application when the Controller of Designs finds that the application does not fully comply with the legal requirements under the Designs Act.
It is not a rejection but an opportunity for the applicant to respond and resolve the concerns raised by the authority.
A Design Objection is a normal part of the registration process and should be handled carefully. A proper and timely response can help secure your design rights successfully.
