Emami, an Indian consumer goods company, and Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL), a major multinational consumer goods company, have been engaged in a trademark dispute. Emami alleges that HUL infringed on its popular "Glow & Handsome" skincare brand trademark. This case is significant because it highlights the intense competition in India's consumer goods industry. Both Emami … Continue reading BATTLE OF “FAIR & HANDSOME V GLOW & HANDSOME”
Labelling Requirements for Chips Packaging under Indian Legal Metrology Laws
Chips or crisps are a very popular snack food enjoyed by people of all ages in India. As a pre-packaged commodity sold in packets, chips have to comply with certain labeling laws. As per the Legal Metrology Act and Rules, pre-packaged items need to provide important information to consumers on their packaging. This blog post … Continue reading Labelling Requirements for Chips Packaging under Indian Legal Metrology Laws
DEMYSTIFYING THE DESIGN ACT: UPHOLDING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS THROUGH ORIGINAL DESIGN PRESERVATION
Introduction: One of the most important legislation of controlling the protection of designs in India is the Design Act, 2000. This act, which was passed with the intention of advancing and defending the rights of designers, is essential to the development of economic growth, innovation, and creativity. India has made significant progress in establishing a … Continue reading DEMYSTIFYING THE DESIGN ACT: UPHOLDING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS THROUGH ORIGINAL DESIGN PRESERVATION
Protection of Design: Intellectual Property Rights for Fashion Houses in India
India has a very vast and diverse fashion industry which is worth so much money. However, piracy and plagiarism of design is growing concern for the Indian market. As designers and fashion houses are not educated about these laws that are there to protect their artistry work. The Designs Act, 2000, the Trademark Act of … Continue reading Protection of Design: Intellectual Property Rights for Fashion Houses in India
Exploring the Spectrum via Blue bottle case: The Feasibility of Registering Colors as Trademarks for Products
Marico limited manufactures Parachute coconut oil. Parachute is a household name in India with consumers not only using it as a hair oil but also using it as an edible oil. Parachute Coconut oil and its blue bottle have become synonymous. The distinctive blue packaging of the Parachute Coconut Oil serves the dual purpose of … Continue reading Exploring the Spectrum via Blue bottle case: The Feasibility of Registering Colors as Trademarks for Products
Trademark Infringement Alert: Repurposing Bottles Embossed with Another Party’s Mark for Own Products
Anheuser-Busch LLC v. Surjeet Lal, 2022 SCC OnLine Del 772 Bench:- Justice Prathiba M. Singh FACTS OF THE CASE Anheuser-Busch LLC is the owner of the popular beer brand ‘Budweiser’. They filed for an injunction against M/s. SOM Distilleries and Breweries Ltd. They alleged that their 'BUDWEISER' marked bottles were being reused by the defendants … Continue reading Trademark Infringement Alert: Repurposing Bottles Embossed with Another Party’s Mark for Own Products
Navigating Global Markets: The Madrid System’s Role in International Trademark Protection
INTRODUCTION In an era of expanding international trade and global business landscapes, protecting intellectual property rights has become a paramount concern for businesses seeking to establish a strong and recognizable presence worldwide. One of the key mechanisms facilitating this endeavor is the Madrid System for the International Registration of Marks. The Madrid Union currently has … Continue reading Navigating Global Markets: The Madrid System’s Role in International Trademark Protection
THE CONUNDRUM OF KEYWORDS : ANALYZING GOOGLE LLC v.MAKEMYTRIP (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED AND ORS.
In the realm of business, the significance of Goodwill cannot be overstated as a company's value appreciates with a positive reputation. Customers associate the goodwill of a company with its value, making it an essential factor. A trademark, serving as a symbol of goodwill, derives its value from the perception of the public who consistently … Continue reading THE CONUNDRUM OF KEYWORDS : ANALYZING GOOGLE LLC v.MAKEMYTRIP (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED AND ORS.
INDIAN TOY INDUSTRY AND RISE OF MAKE IN INDIA
The Indian toy industry is among the fastest-growing globally, projected to reach $ 3 Bn by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 12% between 2022-28. The Indian toy market was valued at US$ 1.5 billion in 2022, and it is expected to reach US$ 3 billion by 2028, rising at a CAGR of 12.2% between … Continue reading INDIAN TOY INDUSTRY AND RISE OF MAKE IN INDIA
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