Raj Shamani has approached the Delhi High Court seeking protection of his personality rights and removal of AI-generated content misusing his identity. He wants strict action against platforms using his name, image and voice without permission.
Wow Momo vs Wow Burger case saw the Delhi High Court rule that the word ‘WOW’ cannot be monopolised, as it falls under statutory exceptions to trademark protection, while rejecting Wow Momo’s plea for interim injunction against Wow Burger.
Delhi High court Ruled that Common Names Like ‘NEHA’ Can Be Trademarked If They Gain Distinctiveness Through Use. Quoting, “Trademark rights don’t arise in the abstract… they accrue through real commercial activity that identifies product origin.”
A Delhi court prohibited GRM Food from using the ‘10XShakti’ trademark, which belongs to Kumar Food, until the next hearing. The court’s order comes after Kumar Food raised concerns over the unauthorized use of its trademark. GRM Food is now restricted from using the name, as the case proceeds. This legal move aims to protect intellectual property rights and prevent unfair competition.
The Delhi High Court granted a temporary injunction against Wow Punjabi, following a trademark infringement claim by Wow! Momo. Justice Anish Dayal acknowledged Wow! Momo’s prima facie case, citing potential irreparable harm and balance of convenience. The decision requires Wow Punjabi to cease usage of the disputed trademark until further legal proceedings.
