This post offers a comprehensive review of recent Indian trademark and GI developments, including major litigation, brand licensing trends, and government initiatives. It highlights both domestic and international trademark news relevant to legal practitioners and brand owners.
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Delhi High Court dismisses Sun Pharma’s plea against Mylan; Nilambur Teak to get GI tag? and much more.
The update discusses the Delhi High Court’s decision in Sun Pharma’s trademark case against Mylan and the potential GI tag for Nilambur Teak. It also covers trademark office initiatives, major trademark acquisitions, and international developments in the field of intellectual property.
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The PayPal and Paytm trademark dispute centres on alleged similarities in their logos and the potential for consumer confusion under Indian trademark law. This analysis explores the legal arguments and key judicial precedents that inform the case.
Read more about PayPal and Paytm Trademark DisputeIceland v. Iceland : The Battle for Exclusivity
The legal dispute between Iceland Foods and the Icelandic government raises significant questions about trademark exclusivity and national identity. This post provides an objective analysis of the ongoing negotiations and their broader implications for intellectual property and international trade.
Read more about Iceland v. Iceland : The Battle for ExclusivityInstagram opposes Microsoft over the use of the suffix ‘gram’
Instagram has challenged Microsoft’s attempt to register ‘Actiongram’ as a trademark, citing potential consumer confusion due to the use of the ‘gram’ suffix. The dispute raises key issues about brand identity and trademark protection in the tech sector.
Read more about Instagram opposes Microsoft over the use of the suffix ‘gram’Rubik’s Cube loses EU trademark battle
The European Court of Justice has annulled the EU trademark on Rubik’s Cube, stating its shape does not warrant trademark protection. This decision clarifies the boundary between technical solutions and trademarks in European intellectual property law.
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The post explores Donald Trump’s legal journey to secure trademark rights over his name in China, detailing key disputes and court decisions. It highlights how the US presidential election influenced the outcome of his trademark application.
Read more about Trump winning battles in U.S and China.Sephora Cosmetics prevail over footwear, British MNC GlaxoSmithKline wins trademark infringement suit against GSK and more.
This weekly update examines key Indian trademark disputes, including Sephora’s resolution with a local footwear business and GlaxoSmithKline’s legal victory over GSK Life Sciences. It also discusses the Bombay High Court’s rationale in dismissing Vogue’s infringement suit.
Read more about Sephora Cosmetics prevail over footwear, British MNC GlaxoSmithKline wins trademark infringement suit against GSK and more.Trademark News
The Delhi High Court has restrained a competitor from using the Career Launcher trademark following an infringement suit. This update also marks the 50th anniversary of the Amul Girl, reflecting on brand consistency and legal protection in India’s trademark landscape.
Read more about Trademark NewsStar Wars Maker sues Lightsaber Academy over Trademark Violations
Lucasfilm has initiated legal action against Lightsaber Academy and Jedi Schools for alleged trademark infringement related to the Star Wars brand and Jedi Order logo. The dispute underscores the significance of intellectual property rights in protecting iconic franchises.
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