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PUNITIVE DAMAGES AWARDED BY THE COURTS IN TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT CASES AND ON INSTANCES OF...

Akshat Agrawal - February 15, 2019

AN ANALYSIS OF THE RECENT CASE OF WHATMAN INTERNATIONAL LTD. v. P. MEHTA In a very notable development in the trademark regime, a whooping Rs.1.85...

CAN A FAUJI AND OFFICER LOOK ALIKE?

Sudarshan Mohta - February 7, 2019

1.INTRODUCTION The Plaintiff (M/s Allied Blenders and Distillers Pvt. Ltd.) is the proprietor of the trademark “Officer’s Choice”, and is using the same in respect...

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Anushree Rauta - November 24, 2018

I am pleased to bring to you our next guest post by Sudarshan Mohta. Sudarshan is a Mumbai based lawyer pursuing media and entertainment...

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