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No Hierarchy Among High Courts: Supreme Court Slams Forum Shopping and Transfers Commercial IP Suit From Delhi High Court to Madras High Court
In Sai Maghalakshmi Traders & Ors. v. M/s Sri Lakshmi Srinivasa Agro Foods & Anr., the Supreme Court deprecated forum shopping in trademark disputes, affirmed that no hierarchy exists among High Courts, and transferred a commercial suit from Delhi to the Madras High Court.
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Trademark, Copyright and Passing Off in One Suit: Madras High Court Allows Joinder
The Madras High Court permitted Apex Laboratories to combine trademark infringement, copyright infringement and passing off claims in one commercial suit.
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Cadbury–Lotte CHOCLAIRS Dispute: Madras High Court Frames Trademark Trial Issues
The Madras High Court framed issues on trademark ownership, rights in a composite mark, non-use and passing off in the CHOCLAIRS dispute.
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Trademark Renewal After Delayed Registration: Madras High Court Explains Rule 58(3)
The Madras High Court directed the Registry to accept a renewal request where registration came after the renewal date and the mark still remained on the register.
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ELITE Class 11 Trademark: Madras High Court Sets Aside Refusal
The Madras High Court directed advertisement of the ELITE device application after examining the evidence of use and the Registrar’s treatment of Section 12.
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Madras High Court Orders Journal Advertisement After Refusal of Class 34 Label
The Madras High Court set aside the refusal of a Class 34 label after comparing how the Registry had treated the same cited marks in an earlier application.
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Sangeetha vs Sangethas: Madras High Court Grants Interim Trademark Injunction | 2026
Madras High Court grants interim relief in Sangeetha vs Sangethas restaurant trademark dispute, examining deceptive similarity and the likelihood of consumer confusion.
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