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ARTICLE · 28 MARCH 2019

The Nizam Wins Its Trademark Battle

The mark "NIZAM" is being used by Mr. Rajesh Chugh (plaintiff in the original suit and Respondent in this Appeal) for his business of selling "Kebabs" and related food products.

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The mark “NIZAM” is being used by Mr. Rajesh Chugh (plaintiff in the original suit and Respondent in this Appeal) for his business of selling “Kebabs” and related food products. Mr. Rajesh Chugh claimed that by virtue of extensive and continuous use as well as the high quality taste of food items sold under his brand and trademark 'Nizam's, it is exclusively associated with his business and services.

   
Respondent’s Registered Mark Appellant’s infringing mark

Chhavi Poplai & Anr v. Rajesh Chugh & Anr, an appeal against the order of a Single judge of the Delhi High Court, is a case of infringement of the mark “NIZAM”.

Mr. Poplai, (the Appellant in this appeal), who was operating a franchise of Mr. Rajesh Chugh’s “NIZAM”, was found to be unauthorisedly using the mark inspite of termination of the arrangement between the parties. Mr. Poplai’s new logo has ‘Nizam’ as its most prominent part, making it deceptively similar to Mr. Rajesh

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