Pharmaceutical Trademarks – India Chapter by Manisha Singh & Omesh Puri 1st published in Lexology – Getting The Deal Through Read the article (PDF) […]
Pharmaceutical Trademarks – India Chapter
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Profit not necessary before trademark infringement
An action may be instituted against trademark infringement even if the defendant has not yet generated sales from a product or service bearing […]
Court will decide who owns a catchphrase
The well-known catchphrase, Nation Wants To Know, of news anchor Arnab Goswami and the title of his former programme, The Newshour, came before Delhi […]
Trademark Used Only for Exports Can be Protected
Recently, the Delhi High Court heard a plea for granting an interim injunction in favour of UFO Contemporary, Inc. and against the defendants, […]
Use or lose your trademark, your choice
Brand owners often face the choice of being a prior owner or a prior user of a trademark. It is not always the […]
An Unconventional Truth
As the term “unconventional” suggests, such trademarks are unlike the conventional trademarks that are usually found in the form of a word, letters, […]
Now Streaming: No ad-interim relief for Plex against Zee
Recently, the Bombay High Court decided a case of an ad-interim injunction sought by the Plaintiff, Plex Inc, against the Defendant’s use of […]
The conundrum of pharmaceutical trademarks: SOXPLAT held similar to OXIPLAT
The tussle over a drug’s name is a familiar dispute in the pharmaceutical arena. Manisha Singh & Smrita Sinha have covered an interesting […]
Indian FMCG Company Emami Fined For Breaching Court Order
The Bombay High Court, through an order dated October 12, 2020, directed Emami Limited to pay a fine of INR 100,000 for a […]
Delhi High Court’s prima facie opinion- DELHIVERY is phonetically generic
Recently, in the trademark infringement suit between Delhivery Private Limited and Treasure Vase Ventures Private Limited, the Delhi High Court vacated ex-parte interim […]