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Boat v Boult | Delhi High Court Finds Visual & Phonetic Similarity Sufficient for Passing Off | Upholds Injunction on Logos and ‘Boult’ Mark, Lifts Ban on ‘Unplug Yourself’, Allows ‘GOBOULT’

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Boat v Boult | Delhi High Court Finds Visual & Phonetic Similarity Sufficient for Passing Off | Upholds Injunction on Logos and ‘Boult’ Mark, Lifts Ban on ‘Unplug Yourself’, Allows ‘GOBOULT’

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September 16, 2025

Isabella Mariam The High Cou...

Delhi High Court Upholds Honest Use Defence Under Section 35, Trade Marks Act | Use of Full Name Not Mandatory for Statutory Protection

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Delhi High Court Upholds Honest Use Defence Under Section 35, Trade Marks Act | Use of Full Name Not Mandatory for Statutory Protection

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August 30, 2025

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

Court Cannot Grant Injunction Against Non Party | Karnataka High Court Quashes Temporary Restraint Order Passed Without Hearing Btv Kannada | Relief Granted As Direct Effect Cannot Be Achieved Indirectly

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Court Cannot Grant Injunction Against Non Party | Karnataka High Court Quashes Temporary Restraint Order Passed Without Hearing Btv Kannada | Relief Granted As Direct Effect Cannot Be Achieved In...

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July 1, 2025

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

Andhra Pradesh High Court Bars Deceptive Branding | Defendants Permanently Restrained From Using ‘Madras Filter Coffee’ Trade Name Citing “Irreparable Injury” And “Prior User Since 1978”

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Andhra Pradesh High Court Bars Deceptive Branding | Defendants Permanently Restrained From Using ‘Madras Filter Coffee’ Trade Name Citing “Irreparable Injury” And “Prior User Since 1978”

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May 12, 2025

Safiya Malik The High Court...

Refusal of Interim Relief Remains Discretionary |

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Refusal of Interim Relief Remains Discretionary | "No Prima Facie Case Does Not Alter Nature of Order": Bombay High Court Upholds Limited Scope of Appellate Review

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April 30, 2025

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

“Cannot Invoke the Jurisdiction of the Trial Court”: Delhi High Court Dismisses Hamdard’s Appeal in Unani Trademark Row, Directs Filing Before Commercial Court

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“Cannot Invoke the Jurisdiction of the Trial Court”: Delhi High Court Dismisses Hamdard’s Appeal in Unani Trademark Row, Directs Filing Before Commercial Court

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April 8, 2025

Kiran Raj The High Court of...