In a recent legal battle between Hero Investcorp Private Limited and Anr vs Diamond Autos, the Delhi High Court has issued a decree […]
Delhi High Court Issues Ad Interim Injunction in Counterfeit Auto Parts Case
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Damages and Litigation Costs: Additive Emerging Reliefs Along with Injunction Orders in Counterfeit Cases
The menace of counterfeit and spurious products continues unabated, but recent trends suggest that Indian courts are coming down upon counterfeiters with an […]
Gloster’s Appeal Allowed to Exclude Trademark from the List of Assets in Insolvency Proceedings
In the recent matter of Gloster Cables Ltd v. Fort Gloster Industries Ltd. & Others, Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rakesh Kumar Jain heard an […]
Appeal Fails Due to Lack of Confusion in Pictorial Representation or Phonetic Sound of Work Marks
The Karnataka High Court, Bengaluru, recently heard an appeal filed by M/s Sasken Technologies Limited against the order dated 20.01.2021 passed in I.A. […]
Protecting the Reputation and Goodwill of Trademark Owners: The Dispute over “Khadi” Trademark
Recently, the Delhi High Court granted an interim injunction order against defendants who were found to be Khadi Earth (word and logo) for […]
Delhi High Court Grants Injunction and Damages in Trademark Battle: Hind Chemicals Ltd. vs Rajesh Chawla & Ors.
In a recent legal battle before the Delhi High Court, Hind Chemicals Ltd. (herein referred to as plaintiff) took legal action against Mr […]
Delhi High Court Awards Permanent Injunction in Trademark Dispute
Himalaya Wellness, a multinational personal care and pharmaceutical company, secured a decree of permanent injunction through a suit filed in the Delhi High […]
A Clash of Prides: Understanding Trademark Disputes in the Blenders Pride Vs. London Pride Case
In a recent legal skirmish between Blenders Pride and London Pride, the stage was set for a clash involving trademark infringement and allegations […]
Packaging, Design and Labelling: Infringement in the Beverage Industry
In a suit filed by Modern Breweries Limited, the Delhi High Court considered whether the markings embossed on a bottle are sufficient to […]
Dominant Feature Rule is not Antithetical to the Anti-Dissection Rule: Delhi High Court
Numerous factors are taken into consideration while assessing the likelihood of confusion between two rival marks, such as the visual appearance of the […]