This roundup discusses notable Indian IP cases from March 2023, covering trademark, patent, copyright, consumer, and accessibility law. The post provides objective analysis and key judicial findings on recent legal decisions relevant to IP stakeholders.
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Delhi HC Orders Institute of Cost Accountants of India to Remove ICAI Acronym
The Delhi High Court has ruled that the Institute of Cost Accountants of India cannot use the ICAI acronym, recognising the trademark rights of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. This judgment clarifies the legal protections available for registered trademarks in the context of professional bodies.
Read more about Delhi HC Orders Institute of Cost Accountants of India to Remove ICAI AcronymYoutuber Held Liable for Unauthorized Use of Trademarks: Dabur India Limited v. Dhruv Rathee and Ors.
The Calcutta High Court’s ruling in Dabur India Limited v. Dhruv Rathee and Ors. addresses trademark and copyright infringement by a social media influencer. The decision clarifies the legal limits of criticism and the protection of brand rights under Indian law.
Read more about Youtuber Held Liable for Unauthorized Use of Trademarks: Dabur India Limited v. Dhruv Rathee and Ors.TTK Prestige Prevails in Its Quest For the Use Of “Prestige”
TTK Prestige succeeded in a trademark infringement case before the Delhi High Court, securing a permanent injunction against unauthorized use of the “Prestige” mark. The judgment highlights the necessity of continuous use and evidence in trademark disputes in India.
Read more about TTK Prestige Prevails in Its Quest For the Use Of “Prestige”Delhi High Court Declares Hermès’ “H” a Well-Known Trademark
The Delhi High Court has declared Hermès’ “H” a well-known trademark in India after considering strong evidence of reputation and global recognition. This follows a ruling in a trademark infringement case under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
Read more about Delhi High Court Declares Hermès’ “H” a Well-Known TrademarkThe Battle over “KHAN CHACHA” Trademark
The Delhi High Court’s decision in the Khan Chacha trademark dispute reinforces the legal framework for trademark enforcement in India’s food industry. The order emphasizes the significance of brand protection and the judiciary’s role in curbing infringement.
Read more about The Battle over “KHAN CHACHA” TrademarkAccessibility is Mandatory for Businesses says CCPD
The Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities has clarified that accessibility requirements under the RPwD Act apply to private businesses. Private establishments must ensure their services, especially information and communication technology products, meet prescribed accessibility standards to remain compliant.
Read more about Accessibility is Mandatory for Businesses says CCPDHigh Court remands Patent Office’s Legally Infirm and Unreasoned Order
The Delhi High Court remanded a Patent Office order in a patent grant case for being legally infirm and unreasoned. The judgment underscores the importance of detailed reasoning and adherence to the principles of natural justice in patent proceedings.
Read more about High Court remands Patent Office’s Legally Infirm and Unreasoned OrderLatest Patent Cases in 2022 – Part 1
This post analyses recent Indian patent cases from 2022, focusing on notable court decisions such as MSN Laboratories v. Novartis Ag. It provides legal insights into patent infringement and injunctions in the pharmaceutical sector.
Read more about Latest Patent Cases in 2022 – Part 1CASE BRIEF: KHADI & VILLAGE INDUSTRIES COMMISSION VS. RAMAN GUPTA AND ORS.
The Delhi High Court addressed trademark infringement claims by Khadi & Village Industries Commission against Khadi by Heritage. The Court found deceptive similarities and granted an injunction, underscoring the significance of brand reputation and public trust in trademark cases.
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