Indian Trade Marks Act of 1958

To facilitate the easy assignment and transfer of geographical indications.

To abolish the concept of geographical indications for goods.

To promote fair competition among producers of goods with specific geographical origins. (correct)

To encourage global trade of goods without restrictions.

To simplify the registration process for producers.

Because they are public property belonging to the concerned goods' consumers.

To ensure that the qualities and reputation of the goods remain associated with their specific place of origin. (correct)

Because it is illegal to do so under the GI Act of 1999.

The product is produced within a specific country's borders.

The quality and reputation of the product are regulated by the government.

The product is free from unfair competition laws.

The product possesses characteristics essentially linked to its place of origin. (correct)

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