Interim Order
159 interim order decisions from Bombay High Court.
Interim Order Decisions
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Urmi Juvekar Chiang v.Global Broadcast News Limited
The Plaintiff, a script-writer, claimed that the Defendants were infringing her copyright and breaching confidentiality by broadcasting a program titled 'Summer Showdown'. The Plaintiff asserted that this program was based on her original literary work, the concept note for 'Work in Progress', which she had shared with the Defendants. The Court granted an ad-interim injunction restraining the Defendants from further infringement or breach of confidence.
Brihan Maharashtra Sugar Syndicate v.Meher Distilleries Pvt. Ltd.
The appellant challenged a trial court judgment that granted permanent injunctions in favor of the respondents regarding the alleged infringement of their copyrighted artistic label, 'PRINCE SANTRA', by using similar labels like 'No. 1 TANGO SANTRA'. The Bombay High Court heard an application for interim stay of the decree.
Faber-Castell Aktiengesellschaft v.Pikpen (P.) Ltd.
The plaintiffs, who manufacture and market textmarkers under the 'Faber-Castell' brand with a registered distinctive design, filed a motion alleging that the defendant was breaching an existing injunction by continuing to sell deceptively similar products despite cosmetic alterations. The court examined the changes made by the defendant and accepted their undertaking to make further distinguishable changes.
Burroughs Wellcome (India) Ltd. v.Uni-Sole Pvt. Ltd. & Another
The plaintiffs, owners of the trademark "Septran" and copyright in its carton, sued the defendants for infringement and passing off. The plaintiffs alleged that the defendants were using a deceptively similar mark ("Simptran") and an identical or substantially similar carton design for their product Simptran Tablets. The court passed an interim order restraining the defendant from continuing these infringing activities pending final disposal of the suit.
Burroughs Wellcome (India) Ltd. v.Uni-Sole Pvt. Ltd. And Another
The plaintiffs, owners of the trademark 'Septran' and copyrights in its carton design, sued the defendants for infringing these rights. The plaintiffs alleged that the defendants were deceptively imitating their product ('Simptran Tablets') using a similar carton and mark since 1993.
Dwarkadas Dhanji Sha v.Chhotalal Ravicarandas And Co.
The plaintiffs claimed ownership of a registered textile design and sued for infringement. The defendants argued that the design was previously published and therefore invalid. The court addressed whether the registration certificate is conclusive proof of originality or if prior publication could be raised as a defense.
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited v.Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
The Bombay High Court framed an issue regarding the validity of the trademark 'LULICAN' bearing registration No.2473300 in class 5, in the name of Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd. The court ordered the tagging of Commercial Miscellaneous Petition No. 797 of 2022 with the Suit and listed it for directions. The case is related to a pharmaceutical product and involves a dispute over trademark validity.
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited v.Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd. And Anr.
The Bombay High Court framed an issue regarding the validity of the trademark 'LULICAN' bearing registration No.2473300 in class 5, in the name of Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd. The court ordered the tagging of Commercial Miscellaneous Petition No. 797 of 2022 with the Suit and listed it for directions. The case is related to the pharmaceutical industry and involves a dispute over the validity of a trademark. The court's decision is an interim order and does not provide a final judgment on the matter.
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited v.Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
The Bombay High Court framed an issue regarding the validity of the trademark 'LULICAN' bearing registration No.2473300 in class 5, in the name of Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd. The court ordered the tagging of Commercial Miscellaneous Petition No. 797 of 2022 with the Suit and listed it for directions. The case is related to a pharmaceutical product and involves a dispute over trademark validity.
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