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The Weeknd Being Sued Over “Starboy”, Patanjali to Launch Apparels, Sojat Mehndi Filed for GI and other news

The post reviews key trademark law updates, including Indian trademark statistics, Burberry’s legal victory, The Weeknd’s “Starboy” dispute, Patanjali’s apparel launch, and Sojat Mehndi’s GI application. It offers structured legal analysis and accurate reporting on recent developments.

Mickey Mouse Meets Crocodile, Morgan Stanley Tussle, West Bengal‘s Rosogolla Day and other news

This update covers Indian trademark statistics, recent infringement cases, and major brand licensing news. Highlights include Shoppers Stop’s legal win, Morgan Stanley’s trademark defense, and West Bengal’s celebration of Rosogolla Day. The analysis reflects the latest developments in trademark law and brand protection.

Purple for Prince?, Delhi High Court Judgment against E-commerce Intermediary, Thugs of Hindostan in Google Maps and other news

This update examines Indian trademark statistics, a significant Delhi High Court judgment on e-commerce intermediary liability, and recent global trademark disputes. Developments in brand licensing and GI acceptance are also discussed, offering objective legal insights and practical guidance.

Kylie Jenner Sued Over ‘Born to Sparkle’, Vans – NASA collaboration for Space Age Shoes, Alibaba Emerges Victorious in a Trademark Battle and other news

This article summarises recent legal developments in trademark law, including key cases involving Kylie Jenner, Vans, and Alibaba. It also presents new statistics from the Indian Trademark Office and highlights updates in brand licensing and geographical indications.

Could Exclusivity be Claimed Over the Word IMPERIAL for Alcohol?

The High Court of Delhi examined whether exclusivity can be claimed over the term IMPERIAL for alcoholic beverages. The judgment clarified that IMPERIAL is a descriptive and laudatory term, preventing proprietary rights for its use in alcohol trademarks.

IPAB Dismisses Plea Against iPhone Trademark, Wrangler’s Battle Aagainst Counterfeiters, Mickey Mouse Turns 90 and other news

This update summarises Indian trademark statistics, Apple’s recent trademark filings, and the IPAB’s decision on the iPhone trademark. It also reviews Wrangler’s anti-counterfeiting action and highlights the GI registration for Bihar’s Shahi Litchi.

Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. v. Dua Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., 1988 Arb. L. R. 315

The Delhi High Court’s ruling in Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. v. Dua Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd. addresses key issues of trademark infringement and consumer confusion in pharmaceuticals. The case reinforces the legal standards for similarity and passing off in Indian trademark law.

Yahoo! Inc. v. Akash Arora and another, 1999 Arb. L. R. 620

This post analytically discusses the Yahoo trademark case, addressing the legal principles of passing off and domain name infringement in India. It provides a structured overview of the dispute between Yahoo Inc. and Akash Arora, highlighting the court’s reasoning and decision.

Montblanc’s Trademark Battle Against Counterfeiters, Tesla to Teslaquila, Exclusive Harry Potter Collection by ONLY and other news

This week’s update analyses Montblanc’s trademark enforcement, Teslaquila’s filing, and Harry Potter collection licensing in India. It also covers GI registrations and international trademark developments.

Trademark Registration in India

This article analyses the former procedure for trademark registration in India, detailing each legal step under the Indian Trademarks Act. It is intended for research and educational reference, highlighting key aspects such as filing, examination, and renewal.