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THE BATTLE BETWEEN “THE TERRIBLE TOWEL” AND “THE TERRIBLE MASK”:IN WHOSE FAVOUR WILL THE DECISION LIE?
Written By: Amanya Shree Gangawat “The Terrible Towel” is a registered trademark that has gained its popularity over the years in relation to an American Football Team, Pittsburgh Steelers. At present, it has been in controversy because an Indiana County has been engaged in selling its products under the trademark “The Terrible Mask”. Before indulging in […]
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ISKON WINS THE LEGAL BATTLE OF “WELL-KNOWN TRADEMARK”
Written By: Rashmi Rekha Acharya In the unexpectedly escalating combative world and increase in the foremost sectors of the economy, the challenge of competing and saving one’s trademark becomes risky. The confusion and deception due to the booming of industries today paves the way for harm to the reputation of one’s established business. Well-known status is awarded to the trademark for protection and safeguard […]
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BAJAJ’S LEGAL BATTLE AGAINST TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT
Written By: Manaswini Mohapatra Bajaj Electricals Ltd. is a duly incorporated company and comes well within the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013. It has been dealing with electrical appliances since 1938. The company has successfully become a well-known name in India. The company owns a number of copyrights and trademarks which are duly registered under the […]
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Britannia Sues Future Group For Trademark Infringement
Written By: Shivani Das In this rapidly escalating competitive world and growth in the major sectors of the economy , the task of competing and saving one’s goodwill becomes difficult. Then emerges the problem of deception and consumer confusion due to the mushrooming of industries dealing with several similar products and services , which in […]
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How the FUCT a mark becomes scandalous or Immoral
Written By: Rutuparna Acharya A mark shall not be registered as a trade mark if it comprises or contains scandalous or obscene matter. This principle is followed in almost all the countries as one of the ground of refusal for Trademark Registration. It is followed in U.S; “Under Section 2(a) of the Trademark Act, 15 […]
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Trade mark Infringement: In light of the Nippon Steel Case
Written by: Bhagyalaxmi Basotia The main purpose of Trade Mark on any product is to make the consumers aware of the origin of the product. It distinguishes the product of an individual from that of another. Trademark infringement occurs when an individual or a company uses a particular mark on its own product when such […]
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