Industry Sector

Pharma — India Trademark Cases

454 decisions indexed

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Integrace Private Limited v.Mas Pharmachem And Anr.

Bombay High Court · P131288533

The Bombay High Court granted a permanent injunction in favor of Integrace Private Limited, restraining Mas Pharmachem from using the trademark 'BON K2 FORTE', which was found to be deceptively similar to Integrace's registered trademark 'BON - K2'. The court also awarded costs to Integrace. The case highlights the importance of protecting intellectual property rights in the pharmaceutical industry.

trademark plaintiff favorable

M/S. Psychotropic India Limited v.The Registrar Of Trade Marks

Delhi High Court - Orders · P11154147

The Delhi High Court allowed a writ petition filed by M/S. Psychotropic India Limited, directing the Registrar of Trade Marks to correct the class of goods in respect of Trademark Application No. 2038075 from Class 11 to Class 05. The petitioner had filed the application for the mark 'THIOPIL' in 2010, but due to an error, the application was processed under the wrong class. The court ordered the correction to be made within three weeks and the application to be processed expeditiously thereafter.

trademark plaintiff favorable

Sun Pharma Laboratories Ltd v.Finecure Pharmaceuticals Ltd. & Ors.

Delhi High Court · P127922668

Sun Pharma Laboratories Ltd filed an appeal against the refusal of interim injunction by the Single Judge in a trademark infringement case against Finecure Pharmaceuticals Ltd. The Appellant claimed that the Respondent's mark 'PANTOPACID' is deceptively similar to their registered mark 'PANTOCID'. The Court allowed the appeal with directions, granting the Respondents liberty to dispose of their existing stock within a limited period.

trademark plaintiff favorable

M/S. Bipha Drug Laboratories v.Controller General Of Patent

Kerala High Court · 147026713

M/S. Bipha Drug Laboratories filed a writ petition seeking the immediate issuance of its trademark registration certificate for 'SOMNA' in Class 5. Despite an order dismissing opposition in 2008, the petitioner had not received the official certificate. The Kerala High Court intervened and directed the Registrar of Trademarks to issue the certificate within two weeks. This judgment underscores the importance of statutory authorities adhering to their timelines even after favorable decisions are rendered.

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