The Calcutta High Court invalidated orders by unauthorized Associate Managers of Trade Marks, ensuring proper authorization under Section 3(2) of the Trade Marks Act. This ruling provides clarity and relief to trademark practitioners, reinforcing the need for duly empowered officials to handle quasi-judicial functions.
Introduction: The Rule of Anti-Dissection and The Rule of Dominant Feature often accompany each other when discussed in the context of trademark infringements. These two rules are among the most commonly used in determining possible trademark infringements and are notable because, throughout legal history, they have often been seen as
In a landmark ruling, the Delhi High Court has directed the CGPDTM to frame a comprehensive code of conduct for patent agents following a pivotal case of patent abandonment. This decision underscores the need for accountability and professionalism in patent processes, protecting the interests of diligent inventors.
INTRODUCTION A case emerged where German athletic company Adidas filed a petition in the Delhi High Court against Keshav H. Tulsiani, who sells wholesale sportswear in Connaught Place, Delhi, for unauthorized use of its registered trademark. Tulsiani defended himself by stating that he named his label “ADIDAS” after his favorite
Background of the Case In a recent legal case involving allegations of trademark infringement, the Delhi High Court deliberated on significant issues surrounding the authenticity of documents and the application of new legal statutes. KG Marketing India, a prominent player in the electrical appliances sector, initiated a lawsuit against individuals
The article explores the complexities of copyright law concerning AI-generated content, discussing who holds the rights to such creations and examining current legal frameworks and potential future adaptations, with a focus on the Indian context.
Learn about the Draft Trade Marks (Holding Inquiry and Appeal) Rules, 2024 published by the DPIIT, which aims to enhance the trademark registration process in India through digital transformation, clear procedural guidelines, and efficient adjudication and appeal processes.
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In Indian music, copyright refers to the legal protection afforded to composers, lyricists, and music producers whocreate original musical compositions. The creators have the sole ownership rights to their musical works because to this protection it makes sure that their creations are never shared with the public, performed, distributed, or
Background Supermac is a fast food chain based in Ireland, founded by Pat Mc Donagh in 1978. It is Ireland’s largest indigenous quick service restaurant group. The company has been growing and operating more than 100 outlets across Ireland and Northern Ireland. Mc Donald’s, on the other hand, is an
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