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OVERVIEW OF THE CASE The Delhi High Court, in a significant intellectual property ruling, reaffirmed that deceptive similarity in school logos and names warrants ex parte injunction under Trademarks Act 1999 and Copyright Act 1957 , particularly where public confusion and brand dilution are evident. Key Takeaways: Educational institutions can enforce trademark and copyright rights Deceptive similarity in names and logos can mislead parents and students Courts may grant ex par

OVERVIEW OF THE CASE In a major development for intellectual property protection in India’s food and beverage sector, the Delhi High Court recently ruled in favor of Wow Momo Foods Pvt. Ltd. , restraining the use of the mark “WOW BURGER” by another food business. Justice Prathiba M. Singh observed that the use of a deceptively similar trademark — particularly when targeting the same category of consumers — constituted infringement, passing off, and unfair competition . ⚖️ K

Overview of the Case The Delhi High Court recently took a decisive step to protect intellectual property rights by granting an interim...

OVERVIEW OF THE CASE The Supreme Court examines trademark dispute between Pernod Ricard and London Pride Whisky , a case that underscores...

OVERVIEW OF THE CASE In a significant ruling, the Calcutta High Court hold sale of deceptively similar smoking products in trademark...