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Peps Industries Private Limited vs Kurlon Limited on 16 March, 2020

53. Responding to the submission of Mr. Sibal that the plaintiff was, vis-à-vis the stand taken before the Trade Marks Registry while applying for registration of its ―GLUCON-D‖ trademark, approbating and reprobating, Mr. Lall submits that, even at that stage, the plaintiff had claimed distinctiveness in respect of the mark which it was seeking to register, i.e. GLUCON-D. The further statement that ―GLUCON-D‖ was not similar to the marks cited by the Registry as pre-existing registered marks, he further submits, cannot disentitle the 32 295 (2022) DLT 527 Signature Not Verified Signed By:SUNIL CS (COMM) 115/2023 Page 39 of 140 SINGH NEGI Signing Date:03.07.2023 15:35:51 plaintiff from claiming infringement of its registered trademarks by the use, by the defendants, of ―Gluco-D‖. The reliance, by Mr. Sibal, on Raman Kawatra22, he further submits, is misplaced, as the principle enunciated in para 43 of the said decision is that a party, having taken a particular stand before the Registry, to answer the Section 11 objection predicated on the defendant's trademark cannot, in infringement proceedings, take a contrasting stand, vis-à-vis the same trademark of the defendants. Inasmuch as the impugned marks of the defendants were never cited as rival marks when the plaintiff applied for registration of ―GLUCON-D‖ or ―GLUCON-C‖, Mr. Lall submits that the Raman Kawatra22 principle would not apply.
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