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who have an interest in the design in accordance with that section, each of those persons; or
         (b) in relation to a registered design—the person who is registered as the owner of the registered design or, if there are 2 or more such persons, each of those persons;
     'prescribed court' means the Supreme Court of a State, the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory, the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory of Australia or the Supreme Court of Norfolk Island;
     'register' means the Register of Designs under this Act;
     'registered' means registered under this Act;
     'registered design' means a design registered under this Act;
     'Registrar' means the Registrar of Designs holding office under this Act;
     'representation', in relation to an article to which a design is applied, means a drawing, tracing or specimen of the article to which the design is applied or a photograph of such a drawing, tracing or specimen;
     'set of articles' means a number of articles that are of the same general character and ordinarily on sale, or intended to be used, together, being articles to each of which there is applied a design that is the same as, or that differs only in immaterial details or in features commonly used in the relevant trade from, the design applied to the other articles or to any of them;
     'State Designs Act' means any State Act relating to the registration of designs;
     'statement of monopoly', in relation to a design, means a statement relating to the representations of an article to which the design is applied that indicates—
         (a) those features of the representations in respect of which the applicant for registration of the design wishes to claim a monopoly; and
         (b) those features of the representations that are to be disregarded in considering the extent of the monopoly protection;
     'statement of novelty', in relation to a design, means a statement relating to the representations of an article to which the design is applied that indicates those features of the representations in respect of which novelty or originality is claimed.
"(2) A reference in this Act to an article shall be read as including a reference to—
   (a) a set of articles;
   (b) each article in a set of articles; or
   (c) both a set of articles and each article in that set, as the case requires.

References to prescribed court
"5. A reference in this Act to a prescribed court shall—
     (a) in relation to the institution of an appeal or other proceeding, be read as a reference to a prescribed court having jurisdiction with respect to matters arising under this Act in respect of which the appeal or other proceeding is instituted; and
     (b)