PUMA Wins 8 Lakh in Delhi High Court Over Trademark Violation by Counterfeit Website
PUMA is once again making headlines in India, as the Delhi High Court has awarded the company ₹8 lakh in a trademark infringement case involving counterfeit products. This case serves as a strong reminder that global brands do not take trademark infringement lightly—even the slightest copying can lead to serious legal action. However, this case […]
Monk vs Mist: The Trademark Showdown in Indian Spirits
A high-profile branding conflict has reached the Delhi High Court, where the legendary Old Monk Coffee Rum, produced by Mohan Meakin Ltd., has taken legal action against the recently launched Old Mist Coffee Rum in Goa. The petition claims that Old Mist’s labeling, design, and product identity closely resemble that of Old Monk. The company […]
Actor Vijay Faces Legal Notice in Trademark Row Over Political Party Flag
Recently, a major update came from the Madras High Court. The court has issued a notice to popular Tamil actor Joseph Vijay, widely known as Thalapathy Vijay, in connection with a trademark infringement case involving the flag of his newly formed political party, Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK). But for a better understanding, we need to […]
Trademark Tussle Over ‘Campus’: Inside the Fashion Brand Dispute
The trademark battle between Campus Activewear and Campus Sutra has entered a new phase at the Delhi High Court, drawing increased attention to brand identity and consumer confusion. The court is now set to examine whether the standalone use of “Campus” infringes on the established rights of Campus Activewear. The case underscores the growing importance […]
Delhi HC Issues Proactive Injunction in Favour of Tata to Address Trademark Misuse
Big Update from Delhi HC: the Delhi High Court has given TATA Sons Private Limited and TATA Consumer Products special legal powers to protect their brand name. The court has issued a dynamic injunction that lets them stop other websites from using the word “TATA” in their domain names without permission. This means they don’t […]
Delhi HC Orders to Amazon Flipkart and Meesho to Remove fake Product Which Violating Reliance Jio Trademarks
A big update was recently released by the Delhi HC Many online retailers, including Amazon and Flipkart, have been ordered by the court to remove goods that were being offered for sale under names that were similar to “Reliance” and “Jio“—all without the required authorization. Reliance Industries filed a lawsuit saying that their trademarks and […]
Bombay High Court Rejects TikTok’s Bid for “Well-Known Trademark” Status in India
Recently in June 2025, the Bombay High Court denied TikTok’s request to be recognized as a well-known trademark in India. Despite its past popularity as one of the most downloaded apps in the country, the Court upheld the Trademark Registrar’s earlier refusal, pointing to the app’s ongoing ban in concerns over how the app could […]
Best IP Law Firm in Delhi: Expert in Patent, Trademark, and Copyright
India is buzzing with innovation—especially in Delhi. From breakthrough products to smart solutions and creative designs, people across the city and country are building incredible things every day. But here’s the catch: what happens after you come up with a great idea? If you’re an innovator, it’s important to understand that sharing your idea without […]
Trademark Agent Exam 2026 | Exam Centres | Eligibility & Syllabus
If you are planning to build a career in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), appearing for the Trademark Agent Exam 2026 is an important step. The announcement was made on 19/05/2025 by the official authorities. As per the announcement, the registration process has tentatively started from the first week of July 2025. Although the exact examination […]
Nike and The Shoe Surgeon End Legal Battle Over Trademark Dispute
Nike Inc., the global sportswear giant known for its iconic sneakers, and Dominic Ciambrone—better known as The Shoe Surgeon—have officially settled their high-profile legal battle over trademark infringement. What started as a clash between creative expression and brand protection has now ended with a court-approved agreement. Let’s dive into the details of the case, the […]