Trademark Ownership in Insolvency: Supreme Court’s Ruling in Gloster Limited v. Gloster Cables Limited.
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn In Gloster Limited v. Gloster Cables Limited & Ors., Civil Appeal Nos. 2996 & 4493 of 2024, reported as (2026) INSC 81, the Supreme Court of India addressed an important dispute between Gloster Limited, the Successful Resolution Applicant (SRA), and […]
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. […]
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, […]
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 […]
Trademark Law in the Digital Age: Jurisdiction and Generic Word Use in Delhi HC’s ‘Doctor’ Ruling
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn INTRODUCTION In a detailed judgment, the Delhi High Court in Vikrant Chemico Industries Pvt. Ltd. v. Shri Gopal Engineering and Chemical Works Pvt. Ltd. & Ors. (CS(COMM) 85/2018 & CRL.M.A. 4189/2020) examined key questions of territorial jurisdiction and intellectual property protection […]
Delhi High Court on Trademark Use Without Physical Presence: The Princeton Ruling
For more intellectual property updates follow our WHATSAPP CHANNEL and SUNS LEGAL | LinkedIn INTRODUCTION This case involves a trademark dispute between The Trustees of Princeton University, a globally recognized academic institution based in the United States, and The Vagdevi Educational Society, an Indian entity operating college under the name “Princeton” in Telangana. The matter […]
A Judicial Examination of Descriptive Marks and Distinctiveness Under Indian Trademark Law: Oswaal Books v. Registrar of Trade Marks
Introduction The Delhi High Court’s decision in Oswaal Books and Learnings Pvt. Ltd. v. Registrar of Trade Marks , 2025 SCC OnLine Del , offers a significant clarification on the registrability of common expressions under Indian trademark law. The case revolved around the refusal of a trademark application for the phrase “ONE FOR ALL” in […]