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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.

The 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.

Unlock the Power of Branding: A Discussion on Trademark Registration for MSMEs and Start-Ups

This post explores the critical role of trademark registration and branding for MSMEs and startups in India. It invites business leaders to a focused seminar discussing brand building, trademark importance, and registration processes, guided by industry experts.

Can NFTs in Virtual Space Infringe ‘Real’ Trademarks?

This article examines the landmark Hermès v. Rothschild case, focusing on whether NFTs can infringe real-world trademarks. It discusses the legal arguments and the potential implications for trademark law in the digital age.

Subway Loses Battle for Interim Injunction against Suberb

The Delhi High Court dismissed Subway’s interim injunction application against Suberb after the defendants changed their branding and sandwich names. The court found no infringement or passing off, noting Subway’s inability to monopolise the term “sub” in relation to sandwiches.

GI Registration for Kashmiri Crafts: Delhi High Court Denies Interim Injunction on ‘Schezwan Chutney’ Trademark

This update examines key trademark law judgments, including the denial of interim injunction for Schezwan Chutney and considerations for GI registration of Kashmiri crafts. The post provides a structured analysis of recent court decisions impacting trademark and geographical indication rights in India.

Delhi HC Summons Triller, PEMRA Raids Cable Operators Over Indian Content, Adeia Inc. & FetchTV Renew IP Licensing Agreement

The Delhi High Court has summoned Triller after Yash Raj Films filed a copyright infringement case. PEMRA has intensified action against cable operators airing Indian content, while Adeia Inc. has renewed its IP licensing agreement with FetchTV. These cases highlight key developments in intellectual property regulation.

Weekly Trademark Updates

This week’s trademark updates review key Indian court decisions on trademark infringement and interim relief. The post analyses cases involving PhonePe, Swiss Military, Ajinomoto, and Regal Footwear, highlighting legal reasoning and trademark protection.

Weekly Trademark Updates

This week’s trademark updates review significant legal decisions, including the Delhi High Court’s order on Radio Mirchi and the Karnataka High Court’s ruling on the ‘Yezdi’ mark. The post also covers the government’s move towards GI registration for Kashmir Tweed.

Yezdi Trademark Case – Why Companies Should Be Wary During Winding Up

The Karnataka High Court has ruled in favour of Ideal Jawa regarding the Yezdi trademark, voiding registrations obtained during liquidation. This judgment underscores the importance of careful management of intellectual property during company winding up proceedings.