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The Calcutta High Court in the case of Marico Limited (Appellant) v. J.K. & Ors (Respondents) held that Marico’s case against J.K for use of the "NIHAL" mark with respect to coconut oil was a clear prima facie one and as such the court granted an injunction restraining J.K. from using the word "NIHAL", or any other mark deceptively similar to Marico’s "NIHAR" mark.

In Dabur India Ltd (Appellant) v Colortek Meghalaya Pvt.Ltd & Anr (Respondents) the question before the Delhi High Court was whether the advertisement/commercial broadcast by Colortek disparaged the product of Dabur. Both Dabur and Colortek manufacture, among other things, a mosquito repellant cream under their respective brand names "Odomos and Odomos Naturals" and "Good Knight Naturals".

The Trade Marks Act, 1999 permits comparative advertising by means of using another’s trademark, however in that process the advertiser doing so cannot disparage the goods or services of another.

In the case of Jamboree Resorts India vs Mehul Sharma & Ors [CS(COMM) 404/2024] vide the order dated May 16, 2024, the Delhi High Court sheds light on intricate dynamics of contractual obligations and trademark protection within the hospitality industry.

Rule 16 (3) of the Copyright Rule 1958 states that: "The person applying for registration shall give notice of his application to every person who claims or has any interest in the subject matter of the copyright or dispute the right of the applicant to it."

The goodwill of a business is a recognized form of property and it can be protected against infringement by others by process of law. The difficulty lies in the fact that goodwill though can be described, is very difficult to define.

In yet another case the question as to the superiority of use over registration of a trademark came up for decision before the Delhi High Court.

Since 2012 the book authored by Singh had been published by the company's key publishing house and sold and marketed by the company.

An infringing use of a registered trademark involves use of such trademark by another as a trade name or name of his business concern or a part of trade name, or business concern dealing in goods and services in respect of which the trademark is registered.

Indian trademark system has always been dynamic and responsive to the changing international scenario.

For the proper functioning of a democratic country, it is imperative that information pertaining to the government is accessible to citizens.

Have you shared or created funny anecdotes, limericks or jokes in the form of an image, video, piece of text, etc. of famous personalities, celebrities or infamous politicians on social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter or even WhatsApp?

Section 22 of the Designs Act, 2000, lays down the acts which amount to piracy of Designs.

In India, a patent application can be filed by either inventors or their assignee, e.g., a company or an institute. When a patent application is filed in the name of an assignee

The Indian Patent Act, 1970 (act) is based on the 1959 Report on the Revision of the Patents Law of the Ayyangar Committee and governs the patent framework.

In the case of "Surya Food & Agro Ltd v Priya Gold Tea Company & Ors"., Surya Food, the Plaintiff, brought a suit for permanent injunction and delivery-up, against Priya Gold Tea Company (Respondents).

Recent efforts by the government, investors and innovators have helped facilitate the growth of budding businesses in India.