adoption of the identical mark "TRACKON" which is an arbitrary
mark. He submits that there was no search conducted by the
Defendant ... trademark "TRACKON" coined by the Plaintiff is an arbitrary
mark which is an inherently distinctive mark and by reason of the
continuous
awarded to
descriptive marks which have acquired secondary significance.
30. The category of suggestive marks refers to those marks which
are neither exactly descriptive ... would be arbitrary when applied to a
soap.
32. Fanciful and arbitrary terms enjoy all rights accorded to
suggestive marks and are also entitled
awarded 51 marks, the second
valuer awarded 40 marks, the third valuer
awarded 40 marks, and the fourth valuer
awarded 52 marks. The tabular statement ... could have
been some consistency in the marking. The
marking by the evaluators is subjective and
arbitrary and has caused immense harm and
injury
known global marketing communications agency and are
unique, arbitrary and distinctive in nature.
20.10. The mark 'SAMMAAN' is inspired from the deep-rooted ... SVAMAAN marks. The adoption of the mark 'SVAMAAN' by the
plaintiff was in a bona fide manner. The SVAMAAN marks are arbitrary
Anju Lis Kurian vs The Mahatma Gandhi University on 17 July, 2025
Author: T.R
Dr. G.Geethika vs Mahatma Gandhi University on 17 July, 2025
Author: T.R.Ravi
mark ZINCOVIT is
either inherently distinctive or has acquired distinctiveness falls for
consideration next. Trade marks are classified into about five
categories: invented, arbitrary, suggestive ... services in respect of which it is used, such trade mark is
considered arbitrary. If the trade mark suggests but does not describe
the qualities
mark ZINCOVIT is
either inherently distinctive or has acquired distinctiveness falls for
consideration next. Trade marks are classified into about five
categories: invented, arbitrary, suggestive ... services in respect of which it is used, such trade mark is
considered arbitrary. If the trade mark suggests but does not describe
the qualities
basis
of the position that each University is treating different marks as Second
division marks, it cannot be inferred by this Court that there ... requirement of class/division in place of
specific percentage of marks suffers from manifest arbitrariness. It deserves
to be and thereby declared arbitrary and liable
basis
of the position that each University is treating different marks as Second
division marks, it cannot be inferred by this Court that there ... requirement of class/division in place of
specific percentage of marks suffers from manifest arbitrariness. It deserves
to be and thereby declared arbitrary and liable
