Interim Order
7 interim order decisions from Gujarat High Court.
Interim Order Decisions
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Trulines Technologies Through Ashish Kuashikbhai Patel v.State Of Gujarat
Trulines Technologies challenged the investigation process, arguing that the machines were not analyzed by a government-recognized expert qualified under the Patent Act. The court examined the validity of the existing report and the expertise of the person who conducted the examination.
Galatea Ltd. v.Sahajanand Technologies Private Limited
Galatea Ltd. filed an application arguing that the trial court failed to appoint a local commissioner to inspect premises and inventory alleged infringing evidence related to patent infringement. The petitioners contended that notice alone risked the destruction or removal of evidence. The High Court agreed, granting the application for the appointment of seven commissioners.
Galatea Ltd. Through Authorised Signatory Saira Rana v.M. Kantilal Exports
Galatea Ltd. filed an application seeking the appointment of a court commissioner for local inspection and inventory regarding alleged patent infringement, arguing that issuing notice would lead to the removal or destruction of evidence. The Court agreed with the petitioners' apprehension and granted the application.
Sarine Technologies Ltd v.Diyora & Bhanderi Corporation & 13
Sarine Technologies Ltd filed a suit alleging that the respondents willfully infringed its copyright in the 'AdvisorTM' rough gemstone planning software. The petitioner claimed the defendants developed and used pirated versions of the software to provide inclusion scanning services to third parties. The High Court issued an order directing the appointment of Commissioners to inspect the computer systems and hard disks of Respondent Nos. 1 and 12.
Troikaa Pharmaceuticals Ltd v.Akums Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd & 2
The suit concerned the dispute between Troikaa Pharmaceuticals Ltd and Akums Drugs regarding the manufacture of Diclofenac Sodicum Injection. The High Court modified an earlier ex-parte interim relief, based on a consensus reached by both parties in a previous appeal, extending the injunction until June 19, 2012.
NEW NANDI SEEDS CORPORATION v.CONTROLLER GENERAL OF PATENTS DESIGNS AND TRADE MARKS & 3
The petitioner challenged the actions of the Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks, alleging that the authority acted without jurisdiction and violated natural justice. Specific grievances included the lack of notice before transferring proceedings (Application No. 1328538) and issuing a Certificate of Registration while an opposition was pending.
Cadila Healthcare Limited v.Union Of India
Cadila Healthcare Limited challenged an order passed by the Assistant Registrar of Trade Marks who had rejected its interlocutory petition regarding evidence filing under Rule 53(2). The court examined whether a writ petition was maintainable against this interlocutory order. Citing previous judgments, the Court admitted the matter and granted interim relief.
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