The only features of an industrial design that are protected under the Industrial Design Act, are features of shape, configuration, pattern or ornament, and combinations of these, that are appealing to the eye and judged in that regard only.

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The statement correctly describes the scope of protection for industrial designs under the Industrial Design Act. The Act does not protect functional aspects of a design, but only those features that are visually appealing.

The Only Features of an Industrial Design That Are Protected