The Designs (Companies Re-Registration) Rules 1982 establish the procedural framework for re-registering company designs under the Registered Designs Act of 1949. These rules, enacted by Great Britain, detail the specific requirements and timelines for this process. They outline the enabling power derived from section 36 of the Registered Designs Act 1949, specifying the dates of issue, making, laying, and the effective commencement of the regulations.

This document serves as a specific piece of legislative regulation, detailing procedural requirements for company design re-registrations. Its authority derives directly from the Registered Designs Act 1949, indicating its role within the established legal framework for intellectual property. The rules are intended for legal professionals, businesses, and government bodies involved in design registration processes.