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Om Prakash Kumar vs The State Of Bihar And Ors on 29 October, 2022 Author

Plaintiff submits that the use of the mark 'Atlas Knives & Tools' in respect of identical products results in infringement of the Plaintiff ... atlasknivestools.com. iv. Using various email addresses bearing the mark 'Atlas Knives and Tools'. Signature Not Verified Digitally Signed By:DEVANSHU JOSHI

trade mark "EVEREADY", which is registered under various classes of the Trade Marks Act and the respondent has been using the mark "EVEREADY ... respondent‟s mark diluted the reputation of the respondent‟s trade mark by impairing/tarnishing the distinctive quality of the trade mark. Therefore, as regards

putting tick marks, 'x' marks, making remarks, etc. on the digital answer scripts by using digital tools like stylus, etc., in respect ... supra) by using tick marks, 'x' marks, making remarks etc., on the digital answer scripts by using digital tools like stylus

SSLC and Diploma Marks Card of deceased marked at Ex.P.9. Appointment letter issued by Sri.Ram Tools is marked ... copies of SSLC and Diploma marks cards of my son Ex.P10 Appointment letter issued by Sri Ram Tools

Once a mark is registered, the certificate of registration has to be seen as it is. Post grant of registration of the mark ZEN, neither ... plaintiffs. In fact the marks HMT & HMV were abbreviations of their earlier namesHindustan Machine Tools and His Masters Voice respectively and which businesses, over

importance as darati is a sharp edged tool having spikes (kantedar) and thus will leave different cut marks on the body. 15. In such view

said trade mark "KANGARO" or its products or by-products and restraining them from using the said trade mark in any manner whatsoever ... lying manufactured with them under the trade mark "KANGARO" along with its materials, blocks, tools and dies, advertising materials etc. and decree

trademark registrations being the word mark "EVEREADY" (Trademark Registration no. 439233) and the device mark " " (Trademark Registration no. 539621) be removed ... under Section 2(1)(zg) of the Trade Marks Act, 1999 (hereafter 'the Trade Marks Act '). Additionally, the trademark "EVEREADY" also

marks, in absence of authorisation by Plaintiff is clearly violative of said provision. A clear case of infringement of YSL marks is made ... relevant identification elements, accessories, advertising and promotional tools and material, packaging and promotional materials bearing YSL marks shall be destroyed. The same has not been