Dismissed Decisions
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M/s.Thalappakatti Naidu Ananada Vilas Biriyani Hotel v.New Thalappakattu Briyani & Fast Food Corner
The Madras High Court dismissed a civil suit filed by M/s.Thalappakatti Naidu Ananada Vilas Biriyani Hotel against New Thalappakattu Briyani & Fast Food Corner. The original suit sought permanent injunction and damages for passing off, alleging deceptive similarity in their respective trade marks and trading styles related to biryani products. However, the plaintiff subsequently instructed their counsel to withdraw the case, leading to its dismissal by the court.
M/s.Thalappakatti Naidu Ananada Vilas Biriyani Hotel v.Bismi Thalappakattu Briyani
The Madras High Court addressed a civil suit filed by M/s.Thalappakatti Naidu Ananada Vilas Biriyani Hotel against Bismi Thalappakattu Briyani, which sought permanent injunction and damages for passing off the 'Thalappakatti Biriyani' trade mark. However, before any substantive arguments were heard, the plaintiff withdrew the suit upon instruction from their client. Consequently, the court dismissed the case as withdrawn.
M/s.Thalappakatti Naidu Ananada Vilas Biriyani Hotel v.New Dindigul Thalappakattu Biriyani
The Madras High Court dismissed a civil suit filed by M/s.Thalappakatti Naidu Ananada Vilas Biriyani Hotel against New Dindigul Thalappakattu Biriyani. The original suit sought permanent injunction and damages for passing off the plaintiff's trade mark, 'Thalappakatti Biriyani Hotel.' However, the court accepted the plaintiff's request to withdraw the case, resulting in its dismissal without costs.
M/s.Thalappakatti Naidu Ananada Vilas Biriyani Hotel v.Thiru A.Aboobacker
The Madras High Court dismissed a civil suit filed by M/s.Thalappakatti Naidu Ananada Vilas Biriyani Hotel against Thiru A.Aboobacker. The original suit sought permanent injunction and damages for passing off the plaintiff's trade mark 'Thalappakatti Biriyani Hotel.' However, the court accepted the plaintiff's request to withdraw the case, leading to its dismissal without costs.
M/s.Power Soaps Limited v.M/s. C M Detergent
M/s. Power Soaps Limited filed a suit against M/s. C M Detergent alleging infringement of its registered trademarks ('DK' and 'POWER') and copyright violation concerning the use of deceptively similar marks on detergent wrappers. The plaintiff sought perpetual injunctions, destruction of infringing materials, and accounts of profits. However, the plaintiff subsequently instructed their counsel to withdraw the suit, leading the court to dismiss the case.
M/s.Thalappakatti Naidu Ananada Vilas Biriyani Hotel v.Thalappakattu Briyani
The Madras High Court addressed a civil suit filed by M/s.Thalappakatti Naidu Ananada Vilas Biriyani Hotel against Thalappakattu Briyani, which sought permanent injunction and damages for passing off the plaintiff's trade mark. However, before any substantive hearing on the merits of the infringement claim could take place, the plaintiff chose to withdraw the suit. Consequently, the court dismissed the case as withdrawn.
M/s.Aloha India v.Brilliant Academy
M/s. Aloha India filed a civil suit against Brilliant Academy alleging infringement of its registered trade mark 'ALOHA' and copyright violation concerning its education books and study materials. The plaintiff sought permanent injunctions, damages for passing off, and surrender of infringing stock. Although the suit qualified to be heard by the Commercial Division under relevant statutes, the plaintiff subsequently requested withdrawal.
M & K Technologies v.Hi-Tech Carbons and Engineering Pvt. Ltd.
M & K Technologies filed a Civil Miscellaneous Appeal challenging the Deputy Controller's order cancelling design registration no. 190949. The appeal was subsequently dismissed by the High Court due to the appellant failing to appear and filing a memo stating there were no instructions.
Bhushan Goyal (Proprietor, Chanda Softy Ice Creams) v.Intellectual Property Appellate Board & Mars Incorporated
The Madras High Court dismissed a Writ Petition filed by Bhushan Goyal against the Intellectual Property Appellate Board and Mars Incorporated. The petitioner had sought to quash an order related to the renewal of a trademark registration granted to Mars Incorporated. However, before any substantive ruling on the merits, the petitioner voluntarily moved to withdraw the petition, leading to its dismissal.
M/s.Mahesh Value Products Private Limited v.Bhagwati Rubber Industries
The suit was filed by M/s. Mahesh Value Products Private Limited against Bhagwati Rubber Industries, alleging infringement and passing off related to their registered trademark 'Stumper' and associated copyright. The plaintiffs sought perpetual injunctions and damages concerning the use of the mark 'Slamped'. However, despite multiple opportunities, the plaintiffs failed to appear before the court for recording evidence.
Mr. Subramanian Venkataraman v.Precision Automation and Robotics India Limited
The plaintiffs filed a suit seeking permanent and mandatory injunctions, along with damages, against the defendants for infringing their patent (No. 224911) related to multilevel car parking. The parties subsequently filed a joint withdrawal memo before the court.
Mr. Subramanian Venkataraman v.Precision Automation and Robotics India Limited
The plaintiffs filed a suit seeking permanent and mandatory injunction, along with damages, against the defendants for infringing their patent (No. 224911) related to multilevel car parking. The parties subsequently filed a joint withdrawal memo.
M/s.TVS Motor Company Limited v.M/S.Bajaj Auto Limited
The applications were filed by Bajaj Auto Limited (the defendant) seeking to eschew various documents marked as exhibits in a suit where TVS Motor Company Limited (the plaintiff) claimed non-infringement of Patent No. 195904. The court held that most objections regarding document admissibility could be deferred until the time of final arguments, except for specific objections concerning photocopies and newspaper clippings.
M/s. Innovativ Dezines v.M/s. Wooltop Design Private Limited
M/s. Innovativ Dezines appealed a previous order and decree regarding a suit against M/s. Wooltop Design Private Limited. The appellant sought to set aside the earlier judgment. Ultimately, the senior counsel for the appellant agreed to withdraw the appeal with liberty to raise all pleas on merits in the written statement.
Vittal Mallya Scientific Research Foundation v.Indus Biotech Private Limited
Vittal Mallya Scientific Research filed a civil suit seeking permanent injunctions against Indus Biotech Private Limited for manufacturing and selling products (soluble double metal salt of HCA and anti obesity beverages) in violation of several process patents. The plaintiff subsequently moved to withdraw the suit as 'not pressed', which the court accepted, dismissing the case.
Sona Ana Pana Balraj And Ors. v.S.P. Vadivel Nadar And Sons And Anr.
The appeals challenged the registration of the geographical name 'Manthithope' as a trade mark for medicinal oils. The court ultimately dismissed the appeals on the ground that the validity of the registration could not be canvassed in the present proceedings because collateral proceedings for rectification were already pending under the Trade Marks Act, 1940.
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