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Honest And Concurrent Use Is Not A Defense Against Trademark Infringement

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The case of KEI Industries Limited vs. Raman Kwatra & Anr., decided by the Delhi High Court on May 17, 2022, deals with a dispute over trademark infringement. KEI Industries, a well-establi...

Technical Drawings Could Qualify For Copyright Protection

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The case of J.C. Bamford Excavators Limited & Anr. vs. Bull Machines Pvt. Ltd., decided by the Delhi High Court on December 20, 2017, revolved around allegations of design and copyright inf...

Personal Surnames Cannot Be Used As A Justification For Misleading Branding

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The case of K.G. Khosla Compressors Ltd. vs. Khosla Extrakting Ltd. & Ors., decided by the Delhi High Court on June 19, 1985, dealt with an important question of trademark and business name...

Even Partial Similarities In Trademarks Could Lead To Consumer Confusion

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The case of Izuk Chemical Works vs. Babu Ram Dharam Prakash, decided by the Delhi High Court on May 11, 2007, is a landmark judgment concerning trademark infringement and passing off. The plain...

Can AI Be an Artist? Decoding the Legal Challenges of Machine-Made Creativity

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Did you know an AI generated art in 2018 was sold for nearly half a million dollar? Shocking, right? A piece of art which is not even created by a human hand but by an AI (a computer-generated ...

Dominant feature of Registered Trademark and Trademark infringement

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Factual Background: Himalaya Global Holdings Ltd. and its subsidiary, leading herbal health product manufacturers, filed a suit against Rajasthan Aushdhalaya Private Li...

Foreign Patent Grants Or Rejections Have Only A Persuasive Value

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Fact of the Case: Milliken and Company, the appellant, challenged the refusal of their Indian patent application (no. 6093/DELNP/2013) for "Additive Compositions and Thermoplastic Polymer...

Statutory framework under Section 11(6) and 11(7) of the Trade Marks Act, 199...

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The Indian Hotels Company Limited (plaintiff), part of the Tata Group and owner of the renowned TAJ brand, filed a suit against Gaurav Roy Bhatt & Anr. (defendants) for infringement of their...

The Test For Consumer Confusion Is Based On The Perspective Of A Customer Of ...

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Parties Involved: Mannat Group of Hotels Private Limited and its managing director, Mr. Virender Singh Kadyan (plaintiffs) filed a suit seeking a permanent injunction against M/s Mannat Dhaba...

Trademark Infringement and anti dissection Rule

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This case revolves around a trademark dispute between DS Drinks and Beverages Private Limited and Hector Beverages Private Limited concerning the use of the mark "SWING" for beverages...