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‘Parliament’ Isn’t Just for Politicians

The Delhi High Court has clarified that the use of "Parliament" as a trademark does not violate the Emblems and Names Act if used as a common noun.…

Intellepedia · 9 Jun 2025

All May Use “One for All” — But None May Own It

In a recent decision, the Delhi High Court dismissed an appeal by Oswaal Books and Learnings Private Limited (“Oswaal Books”) challenging the refusal of their trademark application for…

Dr. Kalyan Kankanala · 2 Jun 2025

Interim Relief to FDC in KROMALITE Trademark Dispute

In a significant trademark ruling, the Delhi High Court sided with FDC Limited, granting interim injunction against Palsons Derma for using "CHROMALITE", a mark found deceptively similar to…

Intellepedia · 22 May 2025