Trademark: ‘One For All’, Distinct For One? Delhi High Court Says Yes
In the case of Oswaal Books and Learnings Private Limited v. The Registrar of Trade Marks, the appellant sought registration of the mark “ONE FOR ALL” for educational…
Trademark distinctiveness
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Logo Vs. Word Trademarks: Haveli Logo Trademark Rights Do Not Extend to the Common Word
In the case of Haveli Restaurant and Resorts Limited vs Registrar of Trade Marks and Another, the court examined whether long standing use of a brand name and…
Indian Courts on Trademark Law: Key Decisions Review – Part 8
This review discusses recent Indian court decisions that clarify trademark distinctiveness and registration, focusing on notable cases like NATURE'S VARIETY, Kavach, and Oleev Active. The analysis highlights the…
Insightful Analysis of Recent Indian Trademark Court Decisions – Part 7
This analysis reviews recent Indian trademark court decisions, highlighting the Bombay and Delhi High Courts' approaches to distinctiveness and registration. The post provides objective insights into the courts’…
Trademarks in the Courtroom: Noteworthy Decisions from India Part – 6
This post reviews landmark Indian High Court decisions affecting trademark law, especially on issues of distinctiveness and proper examination. The analysis demonstrates how judicial scrutiny strengthens trademark protection…
Trademarking the name of God? Huh! – Part 2
This post examines key Indian court decisions on trademarking god's names, analysing issues of distinctiveness and monopoly. The discussion highlights why courts have restricted exclusive rights over common…
Choosing the Right Trademark- How Important is it Anyway?
This post examines why choosing the right trademark is essential under Indian law, focusing on legal distinctiveness and judicial trends. It provides a structured analysis of trademark categories…