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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.

Luis Vuitton Secures Protection Over Well-Known ‘Damier Azur’ Trademark, MP Government Approaches Supreme Court Over Basmati Rice GI Tag and more

The bulletin reviews key trademark developments including Louis Vuitton’s Damier Azur win, Indiamart’s legal success, and MP’s Supreme Court move over Basmati rice GI. It also covers major brand licensing deals and domain name dispute outcomes.

HBO Max to Launch in May, Gains Exclusive Rights of ‘South Park’, Google Cloud Unveils New Celebrity Recognition Feature, Louis Vuitton Bids to take over Tiffany & Co and more

This bulletin reports on HBO Max’s exclusive South Park streaming rights, Google Cloud’s AI celebrity recognition, and Louis Vuitton’s $14.5 billion Tiffany acquisition bid. Key legal and tech news from India and the global market are also covered, including updates on CCI investigations and Microsoft’s Pentagon contract.

Louis Vuitton Trademark infringement, Toblerone-3D mark, ‘Covfefe’ trademark, Traditional Rattan handicrafts moves for GI Tag and more

This update provides a detailed analysis of recent trademark infringement cases and notable developments in international trademark law. It further covers domain name disputes and geographical indication efforts in India, offering practical insights for legal and business professionals.

Delhi HC rules in Favour of Louis Vuitton in Trademark Dispute

The Delhi High Court has granted interim relief to Louis Vuitton by restraining a Ludhiana firm from using its registered trademarks on counterfeit products. The order marks a significant development in Indian trademark enforcement and underscores the importance of protecting luxury brands.

Louis Vuitton – Food versus Fashion…

Louis Vuitton succeeded in a trademark infringement case against a South Korean restaurant with a similar name and logo. The court’s decision under Korean law underscores the significance of protecting well-known brands. This case highlights key legal principles in trademark and unfair competition law.