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Microsoft moved HC after the trial court last month rejected its application filed under Section 124 of the Trademark Act, questioning the validity of AKCs trademark rights.

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India Business News: AHMEDABAD: Software giant Microsoft has again moved the Gujarat high court in defence of its cloud computing services brand "Azure", as its use by the.

Microsoft claimed that AKC wrongly got the trademark registered under Class 9 for computer software.

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