Act 8 Geographical Indications Act 2013 (c) demand for the destruction of the imprints of geographical indication or marking that is substantially similar to it; or (d) if it is impossible to perform the acts referred to in paragraphs (a) to (c), withdraw and destroy the goods or their packaging. (3) The owner of a registered geographical indication is entitled to demand from any person who infringes on his or her rights, compensation for the infringement suffered. 15. Term of protection. (1) Registration of a geographical indication shall be effective for a period of ten years from the date of registration. (2) Registration may be renewed for a period of ten years for an unlimited number of times, by filing an application for renewal during the final year of the term. (3) An application for renewal shall be made in the prescribed form and shall be accompanied by the prescribed fee. 16. Use of name of place of origin. Notwithstanding section 14— (a) a person holding the right to use the name of the place of origin of goods is entitled to put the name on goods, packaging, advertisements, signboards, billboards or otherwise to the commercial use of the name in connection with those goods; (b) the name of the place of origin of goods may be registered by several persons either jointly or independently of each other; and (c) the right to use the name of the place of origin of goods shall belong to the persons referred to in paragraph (b) and the persons may mark the goods with the name of the place of origin of the goods where the marking is not in contravention of section 17. 15