Case Studies

The Learned Commercial Court, Saket, Delhi, relying upon Ok Play India Pvt. Ltd. vs A.P. Distributors & Anr, held that not only must the Written

The Asst. Registrar of Trade Marks held that the word ‘MAALI’ is a common dictionary word meaning a gardener and in the absence of secondary

The Asst. Registrar of Trade Marks in a very detailed order held that the reputation attached to the well-known mark ‘BRITANNIA‘ cannot automatically be extended

The District Judge (Commercial Court No. 1), Saket Courts, New Delhi has granted an interim injunction in the case titled as Swami Vidyanand v/s Cristiana

The matter arose from Opposition No. 1276638 filed by the Opponent, Mr. Chutraram Nemaram Gehlot filed by Ankit Agarwal (Individual/Sole Proprietor) under Application No. 5951297,

Introduction Generic and widely used terms cannot be monopolized by a single owner, according to a well-established principle of trademark law, since doing so would

BRIEF OF THE CASE  The subject matter of this article is the trademark application for the mark HIRA-TAIL, Application No. 5988872 in Class 05. The

HUNK V/S MOTORHUNK In a recent order passed on October 29, 2025 by the office of Registrar of Trademarks, New Delhi, the registry again put

In the recent case of Perpetual Vision LLP & Anr, v/s Vaibhav S. Pingale& Ors. Delhi High Court addressed an important procedural question in commercial

The plaintiffs claimed that they have been using the mark since 2019 for fast food services. Hence, the mark was originally adopted and owned by