What’s in a God’s Name? Siyaram Wins Trademark Battle in Bombay

Close-up macro photograph of premium suiting fabric in deep navy and charcoal grey, with a fine herringbone or pinstripe weave pattern. Along the selvedge edge, the word "Siyaram" appears subtly woven or embossed into the cloth in a slightly lighter thread. Featured image for article: What’s in a God’s Name? Siyaram Wins Trademark Battle in Bombay

Siyaram Silk Mills and Stanford Siyaram Fashion Private Limited clashed before the Bombay High Court in a trademark infringement and passing off dispute over the “Siyaram” mark. Can a Hindu deity’s name be monopolised as a trademark? After eighteen years of litigation, the court’s answer tilts firmly in the textile giant’s favour.

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