Let’s see who gets the ‘Zee’! Prem Biyani vs Zee Entertainment

The Madras High Court remanded a trademark dispute involving Prem Biyani and Zee Entertainment, focusing on class distinctions and the status of well-known marks. The judgment highlights the need for careful, statutory evaluation of trademark applications across different classes.

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Premier Injunction for the Premier League : Viacom18 knocks out IPL Pirates with Dynamic+ Injunction

The Delhi High Court granted Viacom18 a dynamic+ injunction to proactively block rogue websites infringing IPL media rights. This order strengthens copyright protection by enabling real-time enforcement against illegal streaming during live events.

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Well-known mark not a pre-requisite for grant of relief against infringement

This post discusses a Delhi High Court decision on trademark infringement involving the mark “PEBBLE” used by V Guard and Crompton. The Court held that a well-known mark is not necessary for relief under Section 29(4) if reputation in India is proven.

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Court holds that FIELDMARSHAL Trademark belongs to PM Diesel, the Prior, Continuous and Legitimate User

The Delhi High Court has ruled that the FIELDMARSHAL trademark belongs to PM Diesel, recognising its prior, continuous, and legitimate use. Thukral’s claims were dismissed, and reliefs including actual litigation costs and registration of pending applications were granted to PM Diesel.

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The Delhi High Court directs the Examiner to advertise the ‘Bharat’ mark after examining all the objections.

The Delhi High Court remitted the ‘Bharat’ trademark application to the Examiner for reconsideration, focusing on unresolved Section 11(1) objections. The Court clarified that the application must be advertised, preserving the statutory right of third parties to object before registration.

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Intellectual Property Insights: Trademark Case Updates from Indian High Courts

This post reviews key trademark case updates from Indian High Courts, focusing on recent rulings impacting IP law in India. The analysis provides clear insights into trademark infringement and domain name disputes with practical relevance for professionals.

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Delhi High Court Grants Relief to Louis Vuitton Against Counterfeiters: A Comprehensive Analysis

The Delhi High Court permanently restrained defendants from infringing Louis Vuitton’s trademarks and awarded damages for counterfeiting. This analysis outlines the court’s legal reasoning and its implications for trademark enforcement in India.

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The Office of CGPDTM announces Trade Marks Agent Examination 2023 and Patent Agent Examination 2023

The CGPDTM has announced the likely schedule for the Trade Marks Agent Examination 2023 and Patent Agent Examination 2023. Eligibility requirements, examination rules, and registration details are provided for prospective candidates.

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