Delhi High Court blocks fake channels, websites, and handles misusing its name, protecting NDTV trademark, and strengthening digital brand identity.
MS Dhoni’s trademark application for “Captain Cool” received acceptance from the Trade Marks Registry after overcoming initial objections due to a similar existing trademark. The mark is now published, initiating a four-month opposition period. If unopposed by mid-October 2025, Dhoni will secure exclusive rights for its use in entertainment and sports.
KFC has filed a lawsuit against Nashville Fried Chicken in the Delhi High Court, claiming that the sale of similar products could mislead the public into believing that the two brands are connected. New Delhi: Fast food giant Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) has filed a petition with the Delhi High Court challenging Massive Restaurants Private […]
The Supreme Court temporarily allowed a Pune-based restaurant to continue using the ‘Burger King’ name. The dispute involves US-based Burger King Corporation, which entered India in 2014. However, the Pune eatery has been operating under the same name since 2008. The case raises legal questions about trademark rights and prior usage in India.
Today, On 13th February, The Delhi High Court issued stay Adyar Gate from using the ‘Dakshin’ name after ITC filed a lawsuit. ITC claimed exclusive rights over the mark and objected to Adyar Gate’s new restaurant in Chennai’s Alwarpet. The court’s order prevents the restaurant from operating under the disputed name. This ruling highlights the importance of trademark protection in business disputes.