The Delhi High Court held that the terms “TIGER” and “BRAND” are generic, refusing interim injunction in a trademark infringement and passing off dispute over agricultural implements. Justice Tejas Karia dismissed Mayank Jain’s plea against Atulya Discs Pvt Ltd.
The Delhi High Court has declared the restaurant and café brand SOCIAL, owned by Impresario Entertainment, as a well-known trademark under the Trade Marks Act, 1999, holding that the mark has acquired distinctiveness through long, continuous use and nationwide recognition.
The Delhi High Court granted interim relief to Allcargo Logistics, restraining use of the mark ‘VRS ALLCARGO’ or similar variants, holding it likely to confuse consumers and amount to trademark infringement and passing off.
Delhi High Court blocks fake channels, websites, and handles misusing its name, protecting NDTV trademark, and strengthening digital brand identity.
The Delhi High Court has given relief to Hero MotoCorp by stopping Urban Electric Mobility and its partners from using the names ‘DESTINY’, ‘DESTINY+’ and ‘DESTINY PRO’ for their scooters. The Court found that these names were confusingly similar to Hero’s registered trademarks.
Mediation between Dabur and Patanjali fails in the ‘Dant Kanti Red’ toothpaste trademark dispute. Delhi High Court to hear the trade dress infringement case in December 2025
Delhi High Court declares Nutella a well-known trademark, awards Rs 30 lakh in damages in a major counterfeit case involving fake hazelnut spreads sold under the Nutella brand name.
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.
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.
Lenskart told Delhi High Court it wrongly used Titan’s trademarks like “Titan” and “Fastrack” by mistake. The Court closed the case after Lenskart agreed and removed the marks.
