Delhi High Court declares “PETER ENGLAND” a well-known trademark, citing strong brand presence and trademark infringement by the defendants.
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Volvo drives home a victory in Trademark ‘Volvo Pump’ dispute
The Delhi High Court has restrained Grasp Engineering from using the VOLVO trademark for pumps, recognising VOLVO as a well-known mark in India. This case highlights the importance of trademark protection and the legal remedies available to established brands.
Read more about Volvo drives home a victory in Trademark ‘Volvo Pump’ disputeVIVO sticks strong against VIVO adhesives, rewarded with well-known trademark status in India
The Delhi High Court declared VIVO a well-known trademark in India after finding infringement and passing off by an adhesive manufacturer. The Court issued a permanent injunction and set out legal criteria for determining well-known status and trademark protection under Indian law.
Read more about VIVO sticks strong against VIVO adhesives, rewarded with well-known trademark status in IndiaLights out for “Everyday” Lighters : Injunction in favour of EVEREADY
The Delhi High Court has issued an interim injunction against KSC Industries, restraining them from using the EVERYDAY mark, which was found similar to Eveready’s well-known EVEREADY trademarks. The Court considered visual, structural, and phonetic similarities and recognised the potential for consumer confusion.
Read more about Lights out for “Everyday” Lighters : Injunction in favour of EVEREADYDelhi High Court Declares Hermès’ “H” a Well-Known Trademark
The Delhi High Court has declared Hermès’ “H” a well-known trademark in India after considering strong evidence of reputation and global recognition. This follows a ruling in a trademark infringement case under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
Read more about Delhi High Court Declares Hermès’ “H” a Well-Known TrademarkISKCON Declared as a Well-Known Trademark, Booking.com isn’t Generic, Held by US Supreme Court, and more
The bulletin covers ISKCON’s recognition as a well-known trademark, the US Supreme Court’s decision on Booking.com, and notable brand licensing and GI updates. Legal developments are presented with clarity and objectivity by BananaIP’s trademark experts.
Read more about ISKCON Declared as a Well-Known Trademark, Booking.com isn’t Generic, Held by US Supreme Court, and moreIPAB Rules BSA Well-Known, Cartier’s Battle for Love, Tirur Betel Leaf GI and other news
The post reviews key trademark developments, including Indian trademark office trends and the IPAB’s well-known status for BSA. It also covers international disputes such as Cartier’s case in Singapore and the GI application for Tirur Betel Leaf, presenting objective, factual news for legal professionals.
Read more about IPAB Rules BSA Well-Known, Cartier’s Battle for Love, Tirur Betel Leaf GI and other newsThe Indian Express case
The Bombay High Court held that using ‘Indian Express’ in a different script amounts to trademark infringement, protecting the mark’s well-known status. The judgment clarifies the interplay between trademark rights and newspaper title registration in India.
Read more about The Indian Express caseHow to Determine Well Knownness of a Trademark – Part 1 -Trade Marks Act, 1999
This post discusses the key statutory and judicial factors for determining the well knownness of a trademark under the Trade Marks Act, 1999. It highlights the legal criteria and relevant case law, emphasising the need for jurisdiction-specific evidence.
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