Delhi High Court Issues Injunction Against EV Company In Waymo Trademark Dispute With Google

The Delhi High Court restrained an Indian EV company from using the “Waymo” trademark, granting interim relief to Google. Noting the defendant’s absence despite service, the court proceeded ex parte and protected the brand against potential infringement.

Delhi High Court Slams Patent Infringement, Orders Rs 152 Crore Damages in Landmark Tech Case

The Delhi High Court awarded over Rs 152 crore in a major patent infringement case involving antenna technology. The ruling sends a strong message on strict enforcement of intellectual property rights in India.

Trademark Battle: Sun Pharma Wins Major Relief as Bombay High Court Bars Zawadi Healthcare From Using Similar Drug Name Pantozed

The Bombay High Court ruled in favour of Sun Pharma in a trademark dispute over Pantocid. The court restrained Zawadi Healthcare from using Pantozed, citing risk of confusion in medicines.

He Is One Of The Most Decorated Cricketers Of India: Delhi High Court Protects His Gautam Gambhir’s Personality Rights

The Delhi High Court granted interim protection to personality rights of Gautam Gambhir. Justice Jyoti Singh held that unauthorised commercial use of his name, image, or reputation infringes his publicity rights and unfairly exploits his established goodwill.

Bombay High Court Refuses To Stop Tata Play Using ‘Tata Play Astro Duniya’ Name

The Bombay High Court refused to restrain Tata Play from using the name “Tata Play Astro Duniya” for its astrology channel. Justice Sharmila U Deshmukh held no prima facie trademark infringement in the plea by astrologer Rajeev Prakash Agarwal.

Trademark Victory for Lacoste as Delhi High Court Bars Crocodile Logo Use

The Delhi High Court upheld a permanent injunction against Crocodile International for infringing the crocodile trademark and logo copyright of Lacoste, with Justices Hari Shankar and Om Prakash Shukla affirming Lacoste’s rights.

Patent Rights vs Competition Law: Supreme Court Stays NCLAT Ruling, CCI Jurisdiction Under Lens

The Supreme Court of India has signaled it will decide whether the Competition Commission of India can probe anti-competitive conduct linked to patent rights, while staying parts of an NCLAT ruling excluding Competition Act scrutiny over patent-based dominance claims.