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United Coffee House vs Raghav Kalra & Anr on 23 May, 2013
[210 (2014) DLT 381], as also, in United Coffee House
v. Raghav Kalra and Ors. [2013 (55) PTC 414 (Del)].
M/S S. Oliver Bernd Freier Gmbh & Co. Kg vs M/S Jaikara Apparels & Anr on 22 April, 2014
The
same has been reiterated by the Court in S. Oliver Bernd
Freier GMBH & CO. KG v. Jaikara Apparels and Ors.
Disney Enterprises Inc. & Anr. vs Balraj Muttneja & Ors. on 20 February, 2014
The relevant observations from the judgment in Disney
Enterprises Inc. (supra), are as under:
Section 20 in The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 [Entire Act]
The Copyright Act, 1957
Burger King Corporation vs Techchand Shewakramani & Ors on 27 August, 2018
17. The court further observed in Burger King's case (supra) that in a suit
involving right in a trade-mark, cause of action arises in each and
every place where there is any form of use of said mark. The court
held that the principles which apply to infringement action to
determine use of trade-mark would equally apply to passing off
actions. The court observed that Section 20 of CPC provides that suit
could be filed in any place where the cause of action arises and
therefore, the place where the trade-mark has been used in any form
has jurisdiction and the suit can be filed in the court having territorial
jurisdiction over the said place. In view of this clear and categorical
observation, the submissions that the court lacks territorial jurisdiction
needs to be rejected. Plaintiff has submitted that defendant has been
storing the counterfeit products at various locations in Delhi and the
counterfeit goods are being sold to various customers in New Delhi. In
view of this, the court in New Delhi has the territorial jurisdiction to
try and entertain the present suit. Accordingly, points of determination
No.1 to 4 are decided in favour of plaintiff and against the defendant.
Point No.5: Whether the defendant committed infringement and passing
off of the Trademark TAG HEUER and its logo adopting and using an
identical and deceptively similar Trademark/Logo?
TM 225/2021 M/s Tag Heuer S.A. Vs Ajit Singh Page 12 of 17
Point No.6: Whether the plaintiff is entitled to a decree of permanent
injunction?