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Madras HC Overrules Procedural Rejection in France Telecom’s Patent Case
The Madras High Court allowed France Telecom’s writ petition, setting aside the procedural rejection of its patent application examination request. The judgment clarifies the treatment of agent errors under Indian patent law and upholds procedural fairness.
Read more about Madras HC Overrules Procedural Rejection in France Telecom’s Patent CaseADIDAS kicks up a storm, wins 5 lakhs in Trademark infringement case
Adidas AG obtained a favorable judgment in a Delhi court trademark infringement case, resulting in a permanent injunction and damages. The defendant was found selling counterfeit products using Adidas’s registered marks, leading to a court-ordered destruction of such goods.
Read more about ADIDAS kicks up a storm, wins 5 lakhs in Trademark infringement caseBrokering peace? “Nobroker” says NO to “NotBroker”
This post analyses a recent Indian court decision where Nobroker secured a permanent injunction against Notbroker for trademark infringement and passing off. The judgment highlights key legal principles governing brand protection and domain name disputes within the real estate sector.
Read more about Brokering peace? “Nobroker” says NO to “NotBroker”Patent Application Rejection Set Aside for Improper Citation of Withdrawn Prior Art
The Madras High Court overturned a patent rejection due to improper citation of withdrawn prior art, directing a fresh examination. The case highlights the necessity for strict compliance with procedural safeguards in Indian patent proceedings.
Read more about Patent Application Rejection Set Aside for Improper Citation of Withdrawn Prior ArtSame Name, Different Game? Sankalp Constructions vs Shankalp Associates
The Sankalp Constructions vs Shankalp Associates judgment addresses trademark infringement and passing off allegations in the real estate industry. The Court dismissed the suit, emphasising the need for evidence of deceptive similarity and actual confusion.
Read more about Same Name, Different Game? Sankalp Constructions vs Shankalp Associates“VARUN” scoops up an icy win against “ARUN”, court affirms co-existence of Trademarks
The Madras High Court upheld the coexistence of ARUN and VARUN trademarks, citing lack of evidence of confusion and acquired distinctiveness. The petition for cancellation of the VARUN mark was dismissed, allowing both marks to remain in use.
Read more about “VARUN” scoops up an icy win against “ARUN”, court affirms co-existence of TrademarksDelhi High Court Orders Restoration of Patent Lapsed Due to Communication Error of the Patent Office
The Delhi High Court ordered restoration of a lapsed patent after finding that the Patent Office’s communication error led to non-payment of renewal fees. The judgment highlights the responsibility of authorities to ensure proper notification in patent matters.
Read more about Delhi High Court Orders Restoration of Patent Lapsed Due to Communication Error of the Patent OfficeHot Mess? Court says “HOT MIX” is for everyone!
The Delhi District Court ruled that “HOT MIX” is a generic, descriptive term and cannot be exclusively owned. The plaintiff’s claims for trademark infringement and passing off were dismissed, as no likelihood of consumer confusion was established.
Read more about Hot Mess? Court says “HOT MIX” is for everyone!Nandini Deluxe v. Hotel Nandini: Court holds that both can continue using their trademarks
The Bengaluru court held that both Nandhini Deluxe and Hotel Nandini can continue using their trademarks as the word Nandini was found to be generic. Neither party proved exclusive rights or trademark infringement, resulting in dismissal of both claims.
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