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Delhi High Court awards ₹10 lakh damages to Google in trademark lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court awards ₹10 lakh damages to Google in trademark lawsuit

The court also directed DoT to issue directions to all internet service providers and telecom service providers to block access to the website hosted on a domain name in violation of the ‘Google’ mark

Google LLC - Delhi High Court awards Rs 10 lakh damages to Google in trademark lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Google LLC - Delhi High Court awards Rs 10 lakh damages to Google in trademark lawsuit

'Defendants used Google mark without due authorisation and indulged in deception and trickery as they misrepresented to the public that they were associated with Google India and had the modus operandi to dupe them'

SHC calls for establishment of commercial courts in province - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

SHC calls for establishment of commercial courts in province - Newspaper

Asks provincial govt to remove cap on pecuniary limitation of civil courts in Karachi

Source: dawn.com
Madras High Court orders police inquiry against litigant who submitted false affidavit in court - Vimarsana News

Madras High Court orders police inquiry against litigant who submitted false affidavit in court

The Madras High Court recently directed its Joint Registrar on the Original Side to register a complaint against a litigant who filed a false affidavit in a testamentary matter.

Delhi High Court awards ₹3 lakh damages to Rajnigandha for dishonest adoption of trademark by Rajni Paan - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court awards ₹3 lakh damages to Rajnigandha for dishonest adoption of trademark by Rajni Paan

The defendants mischievously adopted a deceptively similar mark and have only replaced ‘GANDHA’ with PAAN’ with an intention to ride upon goodwill of Rajnigandha, the Court held.