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Madras High Court

Mrf Limited vs Sunil Ramdas Date on 31 January, 2025

Author: Abdul Quddhose

Bench: Abdul Quddhose

                                                             C.S. (Comm. Div.) No.155 of 2024

                                  THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS

                                                  DATED: 31.01.2025

                                                      CORAM:

                                  THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE ABDUL QUDDHOSE

                                           C.S. (Comm. Div.) No.155 of 2024

                     MRF LIMITED,
                     114, GREAMS ROAD,
                     CHENNAI-600 006,
                     Represented by its Power Agent
                     Mr. M.P. Jagadeesan                                       ... Plaintiff

                                                        vs
                     SUNIL RAMDAS DATE,
                     Proprietor,
                     M/S SWAMI TYRES,
                     SHOP NO-3 & 4. OPP GADGIL PATANGAN,
                     MALEGAON, AHMEDNAGAR,
                     MAHARASHTRA-414001                                 ...    Defendant


                           Prayer :    PLAINT FILED UNDER ORDER VII RULE I OF CIVIL
                     PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 & ORDER IV RULE 1 OF RULES OF the
                     HIGH COURT, 1994 & SECTION 7 OF THE COMMERCIAL
                     COURTS ACT, 2015 to grant a judgment and decree on the following
                     terms :


                            a. Declare that the DEFENDANT have violated the terms and
                     conditions       of   'MRF   TYRES      EXCLUSIVE        DEALER      WITH
                     ALIGNMENT AND BALANCING CENTRE LICENSE AGREEMENT

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                     executed on 12.02.2018 by continuing the License business after its
                     termination on 03.12.2023:


                                    b. A permanent injunction restraining the DEFENDANT to stop
                     displaying the display boards and Signages detailed in Schedule C
                     hereunder, advertising and packaging materials of the Plaintiff Company,
                     operating manuals and confidential documents of the Plaintiff Company
                     and surrender the display boards, Signages, advertising and packaging
                     materials, operating manuals, software and confidential documents to the
                     Plaintiff Company in its original condition subject to normal wear and
                     tear,
                                     c. A mandatory injunction directing the DEFENDANT to stop
                     using the Machineries detailed in Schedule B hereunder and surrender
                     the Machineries to the Plaintiff Company in its original condition subject
                     to normal wear and tear or in the alternative to pay an amount of Rupees
                     17,75,900/-(Rupees Seventeen Lakhs Seventy Five Thousand and Nine
                     Hundred Only) being the value thereof to the Plaintiff Company as
                     consolidated damages, in the event of the failure of the DEFENDANT to
                     return the machinery,


                                  d. A mandatory injunction directing the DEFENDANT to prepare
                     and submit an account of profits made by them by the unlawful use of the
                     Schedule B Machineries of the Plaintiff and thereafter to pass a final
                     decree upon ascertaining the accounts, in favour of the Plaintiff and
                     against the Defendant;


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                                  e. The DEFENDANT to be ordered to pay a sum of Rs.10,000/- per
                     day (Rupees Ten Thousand Only) with effect from 04.12.2023, the date
                     of termination of the MRF TYRES EXCLUSIVE DEALER WITH
                     ALIGNMENT AND BALANCING CENTRE LICENSE AGREEMENT
                     untill the DEFENDANT have returned the Schedule B and C
                     machineries and display items;


                              f. The DEFENDANT to be ordered to pay unliquidated damages to
                     the tune of Rs.7,25,100/- (Rupees Seven Lakhs twenty five thousand and
                     one Hundred Only) for violating the terms and conditions of the 'MRF
                     TYRES            EXCLUSIVE          DEALER       WITH     ALIGNMENT         AND
                     BALANCING CENTRE LICENSE AGREEMENT';


                                     g. To appoint an Advocate Commissioner to inspect Schedule A
                     Showroom of the DEFENDANT and report
                                    (i) the condition of the machineries detailed in Schedule B of the
                     Plaint installed in Schedule A Showroom of the DEFENDANT; and
                                    (ii) display items and signages detailed in Schedule C displayed
                     in Schedule A Showroom of the DEFENDANT.
                                     h. For the costs of the suit
                                   and


                                   i. Grant such other relief or reliefs as this Court may deem fit and
                     proper in the circumstances of the case and thus render justice.




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                                        For Plaintiff               : Ms. Reshma for
                                                                     Mr.M.S. Bharat



                                                             JUDGEMENT

The learned counsel for the plaintiff submits that the matter has been settled out of Court. She has made an endorsement to that effect in the Court bundle. Accordingly, the suit is dismissed as settled out of Court. No costs.

Registry is directed to refund the full Court fees to the plaintiff.

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