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held in the appeal that the petitioners prefixed surname 'Veesam' to their names which is common in Koya and Lingadhari Koya communities

held in the appeal that the petitioner prefixed surname 'Veesam' to his name which is common in Koya and Lingadhari Koya communities

been judicially recognized that, user of a suffix or a prefix to the registered mark is of no consequence so far as an action ... account of infringement or passing off is concerned. The suffix or the prefix have to be of a sufficient distinguishing feature and quality

exclusive statutory right to the registered trademark 'SWAGATH' and common law right to the trade name/trademark/service mark 'SWAGATH ... restraining the appellant and all persons claiming under it from encroaching the common law right to the trade mark 'SWAGATH' of the respondent

label "Manjeera Classic No.1 Whisky" and variants using the prefix "Manjeera" similar and identical to the respondent's Officer ... that they violate the statutory rights granted to the respondent apart from common law rights acquired by the respondent by virtue of long and continuous

been defined and the general meaning as understood in common parlance is "what is put in". The term "input" cannot ... which it is used, the said word "input" is prefixed with the term "using them" and is further qualified and suffixed

been defined and the general meaning as understood in common parlance is "what is put in". The term "input" cannot ... which it is used, the said word "input" is prefixed with the term "using them" and is further qualified and suffixed

been defined and the general meaning as understood in common parlance is "what is put in". The term "input" cannot ... which it is used, the said word "input" is prefixed with the term "using them" and is further qualified and suffixed

been defined and the general meaning as understood in common parlance is "what is put in". The term "input" cannot ... which it is used, the said word "input" is prefixed with the term "using them" and is further qualified and suffixed

been defined and the general meaning as understood in common parlance is "what is put in". The term "input" cannot ... which it is used, the said word "input" is prefixed with the term "using them" and is further qualified and suffixed