In the rectification petition, BPI Sports LLC v Saurabh Gulati and Anor before Delhi High Court, the petitioner, a prominent company in the dietary and […]
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Supreme Court prioritizing expedited trials over interim orders in the “PRIDE” Trademark Dispute
In a recent trademark dispute that captivated the legal and corporate world, the Supreme Court of India delivered a significant order on September […]
Trademark disputes unveiled: the intersection of registered and prior users
Trademark conflicts frequently revolve around striking a careful equilibrium between the privileges of registered users and the assertions of prior users. When addressing […]
Analysing The Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (PUBL) vs Competition Commission Of India & Anr. Case
In the recent case of Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (PUBL) vs Competition Commission of India & Anr., the Delhi High Court was presented with […]
Trademark Battle Unfolds: The ‘Khiladi’ Clash in Indian Cinema
In the modern age of digital entertainment, movie titles carry immense significance. As illustrated by the ‘Khiladi’ trademark clash in Indian cinema, titles […]
Importance of Territoriality Principle in Claims of Trans-Border Reputation
Manisha Singh and Shubhankar Sushil Sharma of LexOrbis review the ruling in the Carlton Shoes Ltd. & Anr. v. VIP Industries Ltd. case […]
Phonetic Similarity in Trademark Disputes
The Delhi High Court recently issued a decision on the phonetic similarity of trademarks in the case of Elyon Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd. v. […]
Infringement and passing off for commercial gain: Calvin Klein fragrances
On July 21, 2023, a Single Judge Bench, in the matter of Coty Germany GMBH v. Xeryus Retail Private Limited & Anr. [CS(COMM) 1298/2018 […]
Service of Notice Complete on Date of Receipt of E-mail: Madras High Court Quashes Trade Mark Registry’s Abandonment Orders
On August 10, 2023, in the matter of Ramya S. Moorthy v. Registrar of Trade Marks and Ors. (W.P. (IPD). Nos. 3 & […]
Even the Slightest Possibility of Confusion in Drugs is Impermissible in the Pharmaceutical Sector
The misrepresentation of trademarks in the pharmaceutical sector can have disastrous consequences and can prove to be fatal. The Hon’ble Delhi Court recently […]