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The lawsuit has cast a shadow over Vadodara-based company's market debut. It has warned of serious business impact if the court accepts Alkem's demand that Allchem not be allowed to use its name and the IPO process frozen
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Lifestyle Equities alleged that Amazon infringed upon its registered 'Beverly Hills Polo Club' logo by using a deceptively similar mark on products sold on its platform.
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The tussle over the usage of 'Pe' has been ongoing since 2018. In 2019, PhonePe filed a suit against BharatPe in the Delhi High Court alleging that the name BharatPe infringed upon the registered trademark of‘ PhonePe’.
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Lawyer Pravin Anand from law firm Anand and Naik, appeared for Shroff and argued that he was seeking an order to restrain unauthorised use of his personality rights for commercial purposes.
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MakeMyTrip had moved the court against tech giant Google over the misuse of trademarks as “keywords” on the tech giant's Ads Program
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The court however restrained Parle from altering the label on its “B Fizz” beverage bottle/can without its prior approval. Furthermore, Parle is not permitted to use the tagline “For The Bold” as the predominant part of any advertising campaign for its “B Fizz” beverage.
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The court said Sun Pharma knew of the trademark issue for 13 years but filed a plea only after it found that Finecure had become a formidable market player
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Justice Pratibha M Singh delivered the keynote address at a seminar hosted by Anand and Anand, an Intellectual Property (IP) law firm, as part of its centenary celebrations.
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The Delhi High Court has refused an interim injunction against a Delhi-based outlet called 'Suberb' by global restaurant chain Subway
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Adidas had sought nearly $8 million in damages and losses from Thom Browne and filed a lawsuit to stop the luxury brand from using a four-stripe pattern in its designs.
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The HC has clarified that trademark registration must be seriously guarded, and any instance of a false trade description is not registrable
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A consistent push to simplify patent filings by reducing fees and digitising them have led to a major rise in patent filings in India. But most applications are still from foreign entities.
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The three applications are for “restaurant services, pop-up restaurant services, self-service restaurant services, take-out restaurant services."
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The issue dates back to May 2018 when MakeMyTrip had filed a case against lesser known rival HappyEasyGo for infringing intellectual property rights.
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While 'quant' is a registered trademark, 'Quantum' is not yet registered
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The trademarks - which in theory cover a wide sweep of businesses from hotels to mobile libararies and escorts - underline the complexities and potential concerns over conflicts of interest facing President Trump, who has a sprawling business empire using the Trump name around the world.
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Delhi High Court has barred leading mobile phone maker 'Intex' from selling its Aqua brand handsets and its accessories in the local market, taking note of a trademark infringement plea of market rival 'Aqua Mobiles'.
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In a written reply to the Lok Sabha today, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said as many as 21,706 applications have been disposed of as abandoned or rejected during 2015-16.
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The recently launched National Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) policy is a step in the right direction and towards creating an ecosystem for innovation, and it also brings clarity on India's position on IPR framework, he said, adding that a "not so friendly" clinical research environment prevails in the country.
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The Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP) will be the nodal department to co-ordinate, guide and oversee implementation and future development of IPR‘s in India.
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Intellectual property rights in not a high-profile area among small businesses in India, but SMEs are increasingly understanding the benefits of patent protection
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Rajeev Surana talks about the importance of intangible assets which helps to get maximum valuation during its sale
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Facebook, according to their new user agreement will now come down strictly on those who are found using terms, ...
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Each day, these days is bringing with it an update over the ongoing trademark tussle between China-based, Proview Technology and Cupertino-based, Apple Inc.
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RIM, still smarting over having to change the name of its yet-to-come OS, faces a similar trademark challenge over its instant messaging service.
