

India: Registration of a device mark does not grant exclusive rights to the use of its components
The Hon’ble Delhi High Court (“the Court”) in the matter of Vasundhra Jewellers Pvt. Ltd v. Kirat Vinodbhai Jadvani & Anr,[1]denied the...

Anushka Aman
Oct 28, 2022


Dynamic Injunctions: A Novel Species Of Injunctions In The Realm Of Digital Piracy
INTRODUCTION Indisputably, innovation in the digital age has brought improvements in human productivity and efficiency. But,...
Divanshi Gupta
Oct 25, 2022


Non-filing of Legal Proceedings Certificate does not disentitle the Plaintiff to seek an injunction
Overview The Division Bench of the Hon’ble Delhi High Court (“the Court”) vide its decision dated September 12, 2022 in the matter titled...
Abhinav Bhalla
Oct 18, 2022


Hashtags and Trade Marks: A Digital Media Prodigy
Introduction The evolution of social media platforms has resulted in increased consumer engagement online and dissemination of...

Somesa Gupta
Oct 14, 2022


Decoding Personality Rights: Whose Right Is It Anyway?
INTRODUCTION It is interesting to note that even though the concept of ‘Personality Rights’ can be traced back to 1890 wherein Samuel...

Avanee Tewari
Oct 12, 2022


Spectrum of distinctiveness: High Court clarifies criteria for inherent registrability
Facts of the case: In its order dated July 8, 2022, issued in Disruptive Health Solutions Private Limited vs Registrar of Trade Marks,...
Swati Bhanot
Oct 11, 2022


“Blanding” Of Trademarks, The Latest Marketing Trend: Is It Here To Stay?
Introduction Leonardo da Vinci once said, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication”.[1] When it comes to brands and marketing...

Vrinda Sehgal
Oct 11, 2022


Test of Unwary Consumer: Carlsberg Granted Interim Injunction Against Tensberg
Introduction Recently in the case of CARLSBERG BREWERIES A/S v. TENSBERG BREWERIES INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. & ORS.[1], the Delhi High Court...

Vrinda Sehgal
Sep 29, 2022


Delhi High Court: Louis Vuitton successfully enforces rights in its LV (logo) marks
Overview Recently, in the case of Louis Vuitton Malletier v. Javed Khan & Ors[1], the Delhi High Court decreed the suit in favour of...
Abhinav Bhalla
Sep 28, 2022


High Court: Test For Determining Similarity Is Possibility And Not Probability Of Confusion
Introduction Recently in the case of Astral Poly Technik Limited & Anr. v. Astralglee through its proprietor Ms Pooja Surendra Ayre &...

Vrinda Sehgal
Sep 22, 2022