Question 1 Not yet answered Georgia designed a uniquely shaped bracelet in her silversmithing class. Being happy with the design, she has created a mold and is using it to mass produce bracelets, for distribution across the country. Her boyfriend has cautioned her to protect her design. Based on your reading of the Business Law Textbook, which of the following is TRUE? Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Select one: O a. Georgia can register her design and secure the exclusive right to produce the bracelet for 25 years. O b. It is not possible to sell or assign an industrial design. c. Even if Georgia registers her bracelet under the Industrial Design Act, the protection will extend only to the original bracelet and not to copies. O d. If Georgia registers her bracelet design under the Industrial Design Act, she can licence it to others. Question 2 Not yet answered Georgia has registered her bracelet design under the Industrial Design Act. To date, she has manufactured and sold 1000 bracelets in Canada. Now she has learned that an identical product is being sold on Etsy's website. Based on your reading of the applicable legislation, which of the following statements is TRUE? Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Select one: a. The Federal Court has no jurisdiction to hear and determine any question relating to the proprietorship of a design or any right in a design. b. A remedy may be awarded for an act of infringement so long as the infringement occurred within three years before the commencement of the action for infringement. c. If Georgia commences a lawsuit alleging infringement, that lawsuit will have to be commenced in the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench. d. If Georgia, the plaintiff, establishes that the capital letter "D" in a circle and her name, or the usual abbreviation of her name were marked on the bracelets, her sole remedy will be an injunction to prevent further copies from being sold