The way interim injunctions in intellectual property litigation are granted has recently seen a challenge to a core approach. The case of Silvermaple Healthcare […]
Defendants’ rights better balanced in interim injunctions
Author: LexOrbis
Sports, Technology and Patents – 11: Time and Tide – Measurement of Time in Sports
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The Delhi High Court Ruling on the Remedy of Letters Patent Appeal Against the Decision of a Single Judge
In the present case of Promoshirt SM SA v. Armassuisse and Anr., the Delhi High Court rejected the preliminary objection of the respondent […]
Delhi HC Division Bench revives and remits injunction application for reconsideration by the trial judge in a trademark case
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Relooking at the reach of Section 3(d) of the Indian Patents Act, 1970 after ‘Novozymes’ Case
Section 3(d) of the Indian Patents Act, 1970 was never so controversial till the insertion of an amendment in 2005, which states that […]
Protecting the trademark “Burger King” against fraudulent websites and domain names
The Delhi High Court (the “DHC”) recently passed a significant order dated September 15, 2023, in the case of Burger King Corporation vs […]
The Interface Between Trade Mark Perception And Consumer Awareness
In a recent judgment, the Delhi High Court has reiterated the approach in which trade marks must be evaluated, that is, from the […]
Determining the date is paramount to prove passing off and trademark infringement
The Madras High Court recently, via its judgment dated 07th Sept 2023 in the case of Appolo Burn Hospital vs Apollo Hospitals Enterprises […]