Trademark Case News Today

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Durban High Court has dismissed the ANC's trademark case against the MK party with costs.

The founder of uMkhonto weSizwe Party Jabulani Khumalo believes it's been vindicated by the courts.

Frankfinn Aviation Services, which trains people in fields like aviation and hospitality, had objected to the use of the "Fly Higher" slogan in the advertisements being run by Vistara.

The Court was dealing with Pernod Ricard’s appeal for temporary injunction against manufacturing of beverages under ‘London Pride’ mark by a Indore-based company.

At the centre of a case before the Supreme Court is the validity of trademarking an insult directed at former president Donald Trump

A German company before the Delhi High Court has accused an Indian company of trademark infringement in using the mark ‘VBM’, while the Indian company maintained that VBM stood for "Vishnu, Brahma and Mahesh."

The Justice Department is supporting President Joe Biden’s once and possibly future rival in urging the court to deny a trademark for the suggestive phrase “Trump too small” that a California man wants to put on T-shirts.

The Delhi High Court recently restrained a hospitality company from using “Vivanta” mark and also imposed ₹6 lakh costs on the company in a trademark infringement suit filed by Tata Group's Indian Hotels Company Limited.