Trademark rectification

Crocs croaks out its clone! Court Cancels ‘Crocksclub’ trademark

The Delhi High Court has ordered the removal of the CROCKSCLUB trademark after finding it deceptively similar to the registered CROCS mark. The judgment highlights the need for distinctiveness and ongoing use in Indian trademark law.

The changing dynamics of Infringement, Stay of Suit and damages in Trademark Cases

This post discusses recent High Court decisions on trademark infringement, stay of suit, and damages in India. It offers an objective analysis of key legal principles and practical implications for trademark litigation.

Where can you file Trademark Rectification Petitions? The Delhi High Court refers the question to a Larger Bench.

The Delhi High Court is reconsidering the proper jurisdiction for filing trademark rectification petitions. The question has been referred to a larger Bench for a definitive decision, with significant implications for trademark law in India.

Where can you file Trademark Rectification Petitions? The Delhi High Court refers the question to a Larger Bench

The Delhi High Court has raised an important question about the proper forum for filing trademark rectification petitions in India. The issue centres on whether jurisdiction should be limited to the High Court overseeing the relevant trademark office or extended to any High Court.

Trademarks In The Courtroom: Noteworthy Decisions From India Part – 3

This post examines recent Delhi High Court judgments on trademark rectification and disputes, focusing on confusion, phonetic similarity, and appellate procedures. The analysis reflects evolving judicial interpretations in Indian trademark law.

Trademarks In The Courtroom: Noteworthy Decisions From India Part – 2

This article analyses recent Delhi High Court judgments on trademark rectification and the interpretation of dominant elements in marks. It highlights the evolving legal standards applied by Indian courts to trademark disputes.

Case Review: Hypnos Ltd. v. PEPS Industries Pvt. Ltd. & Ors

The IPAB’s decision in Hypnos Ltd. v. PEPS Industries addresses the requirements for proving trans-border reputation and well-known status in Indian trademark disputes. The Board’s approach highlights the importance of local use and robust evidence in rectification proceedings.

PEPS victorious in Trademark Battle against UK bed manufacturer

Peps successfully defended its ‘HYPNOS’ trademark against a UK manufacturer’s rectification suit, with the Appellate Board recognising its established Indian reputation. This case highlights the significance of diligent IP management for Indian companies.