The Industrial Property Act, 2001 45 (2) Drawings, photographs or other graphic representations and specimens of industrial designs shall be kept by the Institute for a period of eight years after the expiry of the registration and may be examined by any interested person on payment of the prescribed fees. (3) After publication, any person may obtain an official copy of the application, representations or specimens. (4) Subsections (1), (2) and (3) shall apply to official copies furnished by applicants seeking to avail themselves of the priority of an earlier registration and to the documents enabling certain applicants to claim the priority. (5) An applicant for registration of an industrial design seeking to avail himself outside Kenya of the priority of his registration before registration of the industrial design may obtain an official copy of his application. Publication of registration of industrial designs 91. (1) The Managing Director shall publish a reference to the registration of all reference to industrial designs, which shall contain, in addition to the prescribed details: (a) the number of the industrial design; (b) the date of filing of the application; (c) the mention of any validly claimed priority; and (d) the drawings, photographs or other graphic representations of the industrial design and an indication whether a specimen has been deposited with the Institute. (2) The Institute shall prescribe the conditions of publication of the representations of the industrial design. Rights conferred by registration of industrial designs, etc. 92. (1) Registration of an industrial design shall confer upon its registered owner the right to preclude third parties from performing any of the following acts in Kenya: - (a) reproducing the industrial design in the manufacture of a product; (b) importing, offering for sale and selling a product reproducing the protected industrial design; or (c) stocking of such a product for the purposes of offering it for sale or selling it. (2) The rights conferred by the registration of an industrial design shall extend only to acts done for industrial or commercial purposes and shall not extend to acts in respect of a product embodying the protected industrial