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ARTICLE · 02 OCTOBER 2018

BOOKMYSHOW Vs. BOOKMYSPORTS

In a recent decision, the Delhi High Court in Bigtree Entertainment v Brain Seed Sportainment, recently denied the Plaintiffs (www.bookmyshow.com) ...

IndiaIntellectual Property

In a recent decision, the Delhi High Court in Bigtree Entertainment v Brain Seed Sportainment, recently denied the Plaintiffs (www.bookmyshow.com), an interim injunction against the Defendant's use of the domain bookmysports.com.

The Plaintiff company was established in 1999. Through its website “www.bookmyshow.com” and mobile app BOOKMYSHOW, Plaintiff provides a range of ticketing solutions, including for sport events, through call centers, Internet ticketing, kiosk and a mobile ticketing platform. Since launching of its website in 2007, Plaintiff has emerged as a prominent player in the ticketing industry and has established its presence in 26 states in India. It has also secured registration in BOOKMYSHOW word marks and logos under classes 41 (education, entertainment and training) and 42 (technology and software services). The Plaintiff however, does not separately possess any registration, as yet, of the words BOOKMY.

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