The Delhi High Court has, in a suit filed by Federated Hermes Ltd. (“Plaintiff”), permanently restrained unknown defendants involved in unauthorized use of the Plaintiff’s registered Federated Hermes and Federated Hermes Device marks (“Federated Hermes Marks”). The Plaintiff contended that the unknown defendants were operating fraudulent investment schemes through WhatsApp groups, their websites and mobile...
The Madras High Court recently upheld a decision by the Trade Marks Registry in favour of Sumar Chand Nahar, trading as M/s. Paragon Engineers (“Respondent”), rejecting the appeal of Paragon Polymer Products Private Limited (“Appellant”) to deny the registration of the Respondent’s trade mark ‘PARAGON + a flying bird’ device in Class 9. The Appellant...
All Posts Updates from Courts & Registry Goodview Fashion Private Limited v. The Registrar of Trade Marks May 11, 2026/No Comments The present appeal has been filed by Goodview Fashion Private Limited (“Appellant”) against an order passed by the Registrar of… Read More Ashiana Ispat Limited vs Kamdhenu Limited & Ors May 11, 2026/No Comments...
Recently, a Division Bench of the Delhi High Court, while dismissing an appeal, upheld an order passed by a Single Judge of the Delhi High Court to restrain Exotic Mile (“Appellant”) from manufacturing and marketing audio gadgets under its registered trade mark BOULT and its formative variants, owing to its deceptive similarity to the BOAT-formative...
Background A confidentiality club was first formed in India by the Delhi High Court in August, 2012, in a matter involving breach of confidentiality, and illegal use of trade secrets [MVF 3 APS & Ors. vs. M. Sivasamy and Ors]. Inspired by similar practices in UK courts, confidentiality clubs have been constituted in India aimed...
In an appeal against a Single Judge’s order denying an interim injunction, the Division Bench granted partial relief to Princeton University (“Appellant”) in its suit against The Vagdevi Educational Society and others (“Respondents”) from use of the PRINCETON mark in relation to any new institution during the pendency of the suit. The Single Judge had dismissed...
In an appeal against a Single Judge’s order denying an interim injunction, the Division Bench granted partial relief to Princeton University (“Appellant”) in its suit against The Vagdevi Educational Society and others (“Respondents”) from use of the PRINCETON mark in relation to any new institution during the pendency of the suit. The Single Judge had dismissed...
In a recent decision, the Delhi High Court considered an application by Honasa Consumer Limited (“Plaintiff”), proprietor of The Derma Co., seeking an interim injunction against Cloud Wellness Private Limited and its Director (“Defendants”), who market skincare products under DERMATOUCH mark with similar trade dress. The Plaintiff alleged copyright infringement and passing off, asserting that...
Recently, the Hon’ble Delhi High Court directed the Trade Marks Registry (“Registry”) to remove a trade mark registration for the mark CROOSE (Stylized), owned by JNG Footstep Private Limited (“Respondent”), based on a cancellation petition filed by Crocs Inc. (“Petitioner”), based on its rights in the mark CROCS. It is the Petitioner’s case that its...
Recently, the Delhi High Court dismissed the application filed by Dayal Industries Private Limited (“Defendant”), seeking permission to file a rectification petition against M/s Gopika Industries’ (“Plaintiff”) registered mark DYAL. The Plaintiff filed a suit, inter alia, alleging that its mark DYAL in Class 31 (dated April 4, 1996) has been infringed by the Defendant....
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