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    Delhi High Court Declares Birkin Bag Shape & Hermès Logos as Well-Known Trademarks in Landmark IP Ruling
    Delhi High Court Declares Birkin Bag Shape & Hermès Logos as Well-Known Trademarks in Landmark IP Ruling
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    Delhi High Court Declares Birkin Bag Shape & Hermès Logos as Well-Known Trademarks in Landmark IP Ruling

    The Delhi High Court has granted well-known trademark status to the iconic Birkin bag shape and three Hermès marks, strengthening their legal protection in India. The ruling confirms Birkin’s global distinctiveness and bars unauthorised reproduction or imitation.

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    Delhi High Court Grants Relief to Dream11, Orders “American Dream11” to Take Down Pages and Stop Using Trademark
    Delhi High Court Grants Relief to Dream11, Orders “American Dream11” to Take Down Pages and Stop Using Trademark
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    Delhi High Court Grants Relief to Dream11, Orders “American Dream11” to Take Down Pages and Stop Using Trademark

    The Delhi High Court restrained “American Dream11” from using Dream11’s mark and ordered removal of all related social media pages. The Court also referred the trademark dispute to mediation scheduled for November 17.

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    IndiGo vs Mahindra: Mediation Fails in ‘6E’ Trademark Dispute, Delhi High Court Trial Next
    IndiGo vs Mahindra: Mediation Fails in ‘6E’ Trademark Dispute, Delhi High Court Trial Next
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    IndiGo vs Mahindra: Mediation Fails in ‘6E’ Trademark Dispute, Delhi High Court Trial Next

    Mediation between IndiGo Airlines and Mahindra Electric over the ‘6E/6e’ trademark has failed. The Delhi High Court will now take the case to trial in February 2026.

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    Delhi High Court restrains 11 online sellers from selling counterfeit ‘Chicnutrix’ products, directs Meesho to take down listings
    Delhi High Court restrains 11 online sellers from selling counterfeit ‘Chicnutrix’ products, directs Meesho to take down listings
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    Delhi High Court restrains 11 online sellers from selling counterfeit ‘Chicnutrix’ products, directs Meesho to take down listings

    The Delhi High Court restrained 11 sellers from infringing Fullife Healthcare’s ‘Chicnutrix’ trademark and ordered Meesho to remove counterfeit listings within 72 hours. The court also asked the platform to share seller details within two weeks.

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    Delhi High Court Bars Rupa from Selling Red-and-Black ‘Coat-Pocket’ Constitution Resembling EBC’s Edition: Likely to Mislead Consumers
    Delhi High Court Bars Rupa from Selling Red-and-Black ‘Coat-Pocket’ Constitution Resembling EBC’s Edition: Likely to Mislead Consumers
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    Delhi High Court Bars Rupa from Selling Red-and-Black ‘Coat-Pocket’ Constitution Resembling EBC’s Edition: Likely to Mislead Consumers

    Delhi High Court has restrained Rupa Publications from selling its red-and-black ‘coat-pocket’ Constitution, noting that its design closely resembles EBC’s edition. The Court observed that such similarity is likely to mislead unsuspecting consumers regarding the source. The Delhi High Court issued an injunction against Rupa Publications India Pvt. Ltd., preventing the company from publishing or […]

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    Supreme Court Refuses to Lift Stay on Rs 340 Crore Damages to Lifestyle Equities from Amazon
    Supreme Court Refuses to Lift Stay on Rs 340 Crore Damages to Lifestyle Equities from Amazon
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    Supreme Court Refuses to Lift Stay on Rs 340 Crore Damages to Lifestyle Equities from Amazon

    The Supreme Court dismissed Lifestyle Equities’ plea, keeping the stay on Delhi High Court’s Rs 340 crore damages order against Amazon for BHPC trademark infringement. The Division Bench will continue to hear the case on merits.

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    Delhi High Court Grants Interim Relief to Abhishek Bachchan: Unauthorized Use of Name & Personality Attributes Leads to Public Confusion
    Delhi High Court Grants Interim Relief to Abhishek Bachchan: Unauthorized Use of Name & Personality Attributes Leads to Public Confusion
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    Delhi High Court Grants Interim Relief to Abhishek Bachchan: Unauthorized Use of Name & Personality Attributes Leads to Public Confusion

    Delhi High Court granted interim relief to Abhishek Bachchan, observing that unauthorized use of his name, image, likeness, and personality attributes creates public confusion and false perceptions of endorsement, thereby infringing his personality rights and causing reputational harm.

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    Karur Stampede Victim to Madras High Court: “Justice Must Not Only Be Done But Seen to Be Done,” Seeks Ban on Vijay’s Rallies
    Karur Stampede Victim to Madras High Court: “Justice Must Not Only Be Done But Seen to Be Done,” Seeks Ban on Vijay’s Rallies
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    Relief for Vijay: Madras High Court rejects plea to ban TVK flag in copyright & trademark dispute

    The Madras High Court has refused to restrain actor Vijay’s party Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) from using its yellow-maroon flag. The court said it is prima facie not convinced of any trademark or copyright infringement as claimed by a Chennai trust.

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    ‘Pride Cannot Be Monopolised’: Supreme Court Rules Against Pernod Ricard in Blenders Pride vs London Pride Trademark Dispute
    ‘Pride Cannot Be Monopolised’: Supreme Court Rules Against Pernod Ricard in Blenders Pride vs London Pride Trademark Dispute
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    ‘Pride Cannot Be Monopolised’: Supreme Court Rules Against Pernod Ricard in Blenders Pride vs London Pride Trademark Dispute

    The Supreme Court refused Pernod Ricard’s plea claiming exclusive rights over the word Pride in its Blenders Pride trademark. The Court ruled that Pride is a generic term in the liquor industry and cannot be monopolised without separate registration.

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    Delhi High Court Awards Rs 5 Lakh Costs To 'Veerji Malai Chaap Wale' Over Trademark Infringement
    Delhi High Court Awards Rs 5 Lakh Costs To 'Veerji Malai Chaap Wale' Over Trademark Infringement
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    Delhi High Court Awards Rs 5 Lakh Costs To ‘Veerji Malai Chaap Wale’ Over Trademark Infringement

    The Delhi High Court awarded ₹5 lakh in costs to Veerji Malai Chaap Wale in a trademark infringement case, protecting its brand from deceptive imitation by rival eateries.

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