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Prabhudas Damodar Kotecha And Anr. vs Smt. Manharbala Jeram Damodar And Ors. on 10 July

being developed in a different manner, it is manifest that the source being common, similarities are bound to occur. In such a case, the courts ... both sketch and novel being taken from a common source; (3) to the novel being taken from the sketch, or (4) to the sketch being

that the logo consisting of the two hands is a symbol in common use and in the public domain and open to anyone ... merely taken the lettering style from a pool or source commonly available to all. There is no originality, hence no copyright. Reliance is placed again

substantial. In the instant case both the plaintiffs and the defendant have common field of activity. They are operating on the website and providing information ... deceived in believing that both domain names belong to one common source and connection although two belong to different persons. 18. In the affidavit

goods and those of the 1st Defendant share a common source. If the Plaintiff cannot establish that it is a 'well- known mark

amounts were paid in lump sum. This unmistakably shows the common source from out of which the various amounts which were payable in respect

common use, and when they are developed in different manners, the source being common, similarities are bound to occur and no piracy can thereby ... being developed in a different manner, it is manifest that the source being common, similarities are bound to occur. In such a case the Courts

students to be admitted is different. There is a single and common source for admission to Junior College and that is passing of the qualifying ... other Boards. These are different and distinct groups drawn from distinct sources. The admission process, the teaching standards and the syllabus of these Boards

deceived in believing that both the sites belong to one common source and connection, although the two belong to two different organizations. 38. In para

developed in a different manner, it is evident that, given a common source, similarities are bound to occur. In such a case, the courts should