Britannia vs Online Counterfeiters: Delhi High Court’s Ruling on Little Hearts Trademark
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn Introduction The dispute between Britannia Industries Ltd. v. Shri Swastik Organics & Ors. (CS(COMM) 1393/2025) concerns the protection of a well-established consumer brand against unauthorized and deceptive use of its trademark and product identity in the online marketplace. Britannia Industries […]
How Delhi High Court Tackled Rogue Domains and Intermediary Liability in Dabur Case
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn Introduction On 24 December 2025, the High Court of Delhi delivered a significant judgment in Dabur India Limited v. Ashok Kumar & Ors., a commercial suit concerning large-scale misuse of a well-known trademark through fraudulent domain names and fake websites. […]
Salman Khan v. John Doe: Delhi High Court’s Judgment on Digital Identity & Celebrity Rights
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn Introduction In today’s digital era, where artificial intelligence and online platforms can replicate voices, images, and likenesses with remarkable ease, the protection of celebrity identity has become a pressing legal issue. The case of Salman Khan v. Ashok Kumar/John Doe […]
Karim Hotels Trademark Case: Delhi High Court Balances Rights and Fairness
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn Introduction In the world of food and hospitality, names often carry more than just identity, they embody tradition, reputation, and trust. The Delhi High Court’s decision in M/S Karim Hotels Pvt. Ltd. v. Mohammad Talha [FAO (COMM) 82/2025], delivered on […]
Delhi High Court’s Take on Internet Jurisdiction in Trademark Disputes: Sun Pharma v. Artura
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn Introduction On 24 November 2025, the High Court of Delhi delivered its judgment in Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. v. Artura Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd. (CS(COMM) 1038/2024). The matter arose from a trademark infringement suit filed by Sun Pharma against Artura Pharmaceuticals, […]
Delhi High Court Ruling on Semaglutide Patent: Novo Nordisk vs Dr. Reddy’s – Insights on Prior Claiming & Inventive Step
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn Introduction On 2 December 2025, the Delhi High Court delivered its judgment in Novo Nordisk A/S v. Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd. & Anr., CS(COMM) 565/2025. The case concerned an application for interim injunction filed by Novo Nordisk A/S, a global […]
Calcutta HC Bars Intra-Court Appeals in Trademark Cases: Key Insights from Glorious Investment Ltd v. Dunlop International Ltd
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn Introduction In November 2025, the Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court dealt with a case revolving around the trademark “DUNLOP” and with the question of whether an intra-court appeal is maintainable against an order passed by a Single Judge […]
India Gate Trademark Dispute: Kerala HC on Jurisdiction & Section 124 Procedure
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn Introduction Trademarks are meant to protect the identity of a brand and give its owner exclusive rights. At the same time, the law must ensure that these rights do not unfairly restrict competition or prevent others from doing business. The […]
Ferric Carboxymaltose Dispute: NCLAT Rules Patents Act Prevails Over Competition Act
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn Introduction Patent law and competition law often pull in different directions. Patents grant inventors exclusive rights over their inventions, while competition law seeks to prevent monopolies and ensure fair market practices. When these two regimes overlap, courts are faced with […]
Madras High Court Clarifies Copyright vs Design Law in TAFE v. Standard Corporation.
Introduction In a judgment delivered on 3 September 2025, the Madras High Court adjudicated a civil suit concerning the scope of copyright protection for industrial drawings. The suit, filed by Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited (TAFE) against Standard Corporation India Limited, involved allegations of unauthorized reproduction of engineering drawings used in the manufacture of tractor […]