Mechanism of Hearings before Trademark Office to Change

The Delhi High Court has highlighted significant flaws in the current mechanism of trademark hearings, urging procedural reforms for greater transparency and efficiency. The Court directed the Registrar to ensure proper hearings and requested the CGPDTM to propose improvements to the existing process.

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CASE BRIEF: Renaissance Hotel Holdings Inc. vs B. Vijay Sai and Ors.

The Supreme Court of India clarified key aspects of trademark infringement in Renaissance Hotel Holdings Inc. vs B. Vijay Sai and Ors., focusing on identical marks within the same class of services. The decision underscores the legal principles under Section 29 of the Trade Marks Act and reinforces protection against improper use of registered trademarks.

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Recent Developments & Principles governing Well-known Trademarks

This post reviews recent legal developments and principles shaping well-known trademarks in India, including procedural advancements and significant court decisions. It also discusses critical concepts like transborder reputation and the doctrine of dilution, with an emphasis on judicial and administrative safeguards.

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