Sale Of Counterfeit Products Has Become Prolific On Internet, Needs To Be Arrested To Protect Customers, Trademark Owners: Delhi High Court
2 years, 8 months ago

Sale Of Counterfeit Products Has Become Prolific On Internet, Needs To Be Arrested To Protect Customers, Trademark Owners: Delhi High Court

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The Delhi High Court has observed that the sale of counterfeit or knock-off products has become prolific on the internet, which needs to be arrested in order to protect the owners of the trade marks as also the customers who purchase such products.Justice Pratibha M Singh made the aforesaid observation while dealing with a trademark infringement suit filed by Sirona Hygiene Private. "The Plaintiff's brand name is also likely to be diluted and tarnished if the sale of counterfeit products under the mark "SIRONA" and "SIROMA" is permitted to be carried on. Thus, the Court restrained Defendant No.1 from manufacturing, selling advertising, distributing any feminine hygiene products or any other cognate or allied goods under the mark "SIRONA" or "SIROMA" or any mark that was identical or deceptively similar to Plaintiff's mark "SIRONA". The Court also directed the three websites to give a complete list of all the sellers of "SIRONA" and "SIROMA" feminine hygiene products or any cognate or allied goods being sold on their platforms to the Plaintiff.

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Delhi High Court Restrains Manufacturers From Selling Cosmetic Products Using Similar Packaging Of 'Blue Heaven'
1 year ago

Delhi High Court Restrains Manufacturers From Selling Cosmetic Products Using Similar Packaging Of 'Blue Heaven'

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The Delhi High Court recently restrained two manufacturers from selling cosmetic products under the mark 'Namo Navkar' using imitative and identical packaging of Blue Heaven's eyeliner, mascara and kajal. Justice Prathiba M Singh observed that the use of identical artwork and packaging is likely to create deception amongst the consumers that the products of the two manufacturers also emanate. Justice …

Selling Counterfeit Goods Is As Much A Tort Of Infringement Or Passing Off As Manufacturing The Goods: Delhi High Court
1 year, 2 months ago

Selling Counterfeit Goods Is As Much A Tort Of Infringement Or Passing Off As Manufacturing The Goods: Delhi High Court

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The Delhi High Court recently decreed a suit in favour of New Balance Athletics Inc., holding that dealing in counterfeit goods was sufficient to constitute infringement/passing off. During the course of proceedings before Justice C. Hari Shankar, Advocate Harsh Vardhan Singh argued that defendant No.1 had merely dealt with the counterfeit goods procured from defendant No.3 and was not conscious …

'Rajnigandha Well Known Trademark, Entitled To Higher Degree Of Protection': Delhi High Court Blocks Sale of Rajni Paan
2 years, 2 months ago

'Rajnigandha Well Known Trademark, Entitled To Higher Degree Of Protection': Delhi High Court Blocks Sale of Rajni Paan

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The Delhi High Court recently passed a decree in favour of Dharampal Satyapal Limited - the manufacturers of the iconic pan masala Rajnigandha and permanently halted the production, sale or promotion of any product under the trademark 'RAJNI PAAN',Holding that the defendants had intentionally attempted to "trade off the significant goodwill and reputation of the plaintiffs", the Court. The Delhi …

Delhi High Court Permanently Restrains Retail Store From Selling Any Counterfeit Product Under 'Hettich' Trademark & Logo
2 years, 6 months ago

Delhi High Court Permanently Restrains Retail Store From Selling Any Counterfeit Product Under 'Hettich' Trademark & Logo

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The Delhi High Court has restrained a retail store from selling any counterfeit product or any other related goods under the trademark and trade name HETTICH and HETTICH Logo.Justice Jyoti Singh was dealing with a suit filed by Heettich Marketing-Und Vertriebs Gmbh & Co. against a retail store namely Gupta Store seeking to restrain it from infringing the trademarks 'HETTICH' …

Trademark Infringement: Delhi HC Bans 12 Firms From Selling Patanjali Goods In International Market [Read Order]
5 years, 9 months ago

Trademark Infringement: Delhi HC Bans 12 Firms From Selling Patanjali Goods In International Market [Read Order]

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Granting an ex-parte ad-interim injunction against Masala King Exports Trading Private Limited and 11 other companies from exporting products manufactured by Patanjali Ayurved Limited in the international market, the Delhi High Court has ruled in favour of Patanjali. Justice Sanjeev Narula clarified that the defendant companies may continue to sell the plaintiff Patanjali's products in the domestic market and the …

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