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Case analysis: Akash Aggarwal vs Flipkart Internet Private Limited and Ors. CS (COMM) 492/2022
Introduction: Facts Of The Case The Delhi High Court declared that the e-commerce platform Flipkart’s provision allowing 3rd party merchants to grab on to a more popular brand’s name amounts to passing off. In the current case the suit had been filed by the plaintiff Mr. Akash Aggarwal for seeking permanent and mandatory injunction for copyright infringement … Continue reading Case analysis: Akash Aggarwal vs Flipkart Internet Private Limited and Ors. CS (COMM) 492/2022
Read more »Schneider Electric India Private Limited v. Millborn Switchgears Private Limited
A Commercial Court in Bengaluru recently restrained Millborn Switchgears Private Limited from manufacturing, marketing, offering for sale and advertising any product under the trademarks “MU” and “MU-G” and under the registered design of Schneider Electric India Private Limited. The Additional City Civil and Sessions Judge (Commercial Disputes) passed an ex-parte injunction order in a commercial … Continue reading Schneider Electric India Private Limited v. Millborn Switchgears Private Limited
Read more »Case Summary On Vardhman Properties Ltd V. M/S Vardhman Developers
Introduction There has always been a question that whether similar or phonetically similar trademarks can be registered same under the same class or not. Here in this case the plaintiff has registered the trademark on his name and wherein the respondent who has been accused for infringement of his mark and using the same mark … Continue reading Case Summary On Vardhman Properties Ltd V. M/S Vardhman Developers
Read more »Lawyer’s Strikes in India: A Balanced Approach through Arbitration
Introduction “On the slightest pretense strikes and/or boycott calls are resorted to. The judicial system is being held to ransom. Administration of law and justice is threatened. The rule of law is undermined,” stated a three-judge bench of the Supreme Court in Ex-Capt. Harish Uppal vs Union Of India (2002).[i] The Court ultimately held that … Continue reading Lawyer’s Strikes in India: A Balanced Approach through Arbitration
Read more »Analysis of Council’s Proposal on Electronic Vehicles
Introduction The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) recently permitted the registration and sale of electric vehicles without pre-installed batteries. This action was taken to “decouple the cost of the battery (30-40% of the total cost) from the cost of the vehicle,” which provided the EV ecosystem a boost. This legislative decision is intended … Continue reading Analysis of Council’s Proposal on Electronic Vehicles
Read more »Daughters Right to Property: A Dilemma of Judicial Decisions
Introduction The right to property of a daughter has been prolonged debate for over years, leit establishes the benchmark of gender equality and embarks the status of women facing economic discrimination. This right not only acknowledges the women as integral part of a Hindu family but also restores the faith of citizens of this nation … Continue reading Daughters Right to Property: A Dilemma of Judicial Decisions
Read more »Failures In Corporate Governance: Accounting Scandals Of Enron Co. Ltd. And Ricoh India
Introduction The practice of what is known as ‘creative accounting’, is something that seeped into the corporate world decades ago. While corporate governance and finance are very significant to the functioning of a company, the scope for failure is wide, as companies are run by humans at the end of the day, who are well … Continue reading Failures In Corporate Governance: Accounting Scandals Of Enron Co. Ltd. And Ricoh India
Read more »The Trial of Thomas Lubanga
Introduction ICC took eight years for pronouncement of verdict since the commencement of the trial. It was very first case that was tried at International Criminal Court and distinctly stands historic because it had impacted immensely on creating the precedence with enforcement to International Criminal Law. This segment of the Internal will deals with the … Continue reading The Trial of Thomas Lubanga
Read more »Whether a Criminal Case of Breach of Trust or Cheating Can Be Made Out On A Non-payment of Salary Dispute
Introduction “The distinction between, mere breach of contract and the offence of cheating is a fine one. It depends upon the intention of the accused at the time of inducement which may be judged by his subsequent conduct but for this subsequent conduct is not the sole test. Mere breach of contract cannot give rise … Continue reading Whether a Criminal Case of Breach of Trust or Cheating Can Be Made Out On A Non-payment of Salary Dispute
Read more »Vogue vs Vogue
Introduction The Karnataka High Court awarded Vogue Fashion Institute relief from the claim of trademark infringement initiated by the well-known American fashion magazine, Vogue, in the matter of Vogue Institute of Management & Ors. Vs. Advance Magazine Publishers Inc. The trademark “Vogue,” used by the magazine Vogue since 1892, was registered in India under Class … Continue reading Vogue vs Vogue
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