Industrial Design [No. 22 of 2016 539 (3) A person wishing to object to an application for the restoration of a design under this section shall do so within a prescribed period and manner upon payment of a prescribed fee. (4) The Registrar shall, where there is no objection to the restoration of the registration of a design, subject to the payment of such fees and any administrative penalty due, restore the registration of a design in the Register and issue a certificate of payment of maintenance fee to the proprietor. (5) The Registrar shall, where there is an objection to the restoration of the registration of a design, after investigating the matter and hearing the applicant and the objector— (a) restore the registration, subject to the payment of such fees and any administrative penalty due, and issue a certificate of payment of maintenance fee to the proprietor; or (b) dismiss the application for restoration of the registration of a design. 55. Where the registration is restored as provided in section fifty-four, the rights of the proprietor shall be subject to such conditions as may be imposed, by the Registrar, for the protection or compensation of persons who may have begun to avail themselves of the design or have taken steps by contract or otherwise to avail themselves of the design between the date when the design ceased to be protected and the date of the publication of the application for the restoration of the registration of a design, made in accordance with section fifty-one. Rights of proprietor of restored design rights PART IX PROPRIETOR’S RIGHTS AND LIMITATIONS 56. (1) Subject to this Act, a registered design gives the proprietor the following exclusive rights, during the term of the registered design: (a) to reproduce and to authorise others to reproduce all or part of the registered design or a product which embodies the design; (b) to exploit and to authorise any other person to exploit the registered design; and (c) to prevent any person, without the proprietor’s consent, from making, using, offering for sale, selling or importing a product which embodies the design; and (d) to assign, transmit or licence the registered design. Exclusive rights of proprietor