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Kerala High Court reiterates that “judicial discipline requires restraint when the Supreme Court is seized of the matter” — Court declines to defer special electoral roll revision and directs the State to approach the Apex Court for relief
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Kerala High Court reiterates that “judicial discipline requires restraint when the Supreme Court is seized of the matter” — Court declines to defer special electoral roll revision and directs the State to approach the Apex Court for relief

Court’s decision The Kerala High Court dismissed a writ petition filed by the State seeking deferment of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls until completion of the 2025…
Posted by Rawlaw November 15, 2025
Kerala High Court holds that “censorship cannot be grounded on isolated impressions” — Court stresses artistic freedom and directs reconsideration of film certification in light of proper statutory standards
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Kerala High Court holds that “censorship cannot be grounded on isolated impressions” — Court stresses artistic freedom and directs reconsideration of film certification in light of proper statutory standards

Court's decision The Kerala High Court set aside the refusal of film certification issued by the Respondent authority and directed a fresh evaluation consistent with the principles governing artistic freedom,…
Posted by Rawlaw November 15, 2025
Kerala High Court holds that “a remarriage cannot take away a vested statutory right under Rule 51B” — Court declares that compassionate appointment is a mandatory entitlement for dependents of aided school teachers and sets aside rejection order
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Kerala High Court holds that “a remarriage cannot take away a vested statutory right under Rule 51B” — Court declares that compassionate appointment is a mandatory entitlement for dependents of aided school teachers and sets aside rejection order

Court's decision The Kerala High Court allowed the writ petition challenging the refusal of compassionate appointment to the Petitioner, a dependent of an aided school teacher who died while in…
Posted by Rawlaw November 15, 2025
Delhi High Court: “Mandatory injunction cannot grant commercial advantage at interim stage” — Division Bench stays transfer of domain names ‘bimasugam.com’ and ‘bimasugam.in’ to respondent pending appeal
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Delhi High Court: “Mandatory injunction cannot grant commercial advantage at interim stage” — Division Bench stays transfer of domain names ‘bimasugam.com’ and ‘bimasugam.in’ to respondent pending appeal

Court’s decision The Delhi High Court’s Division Bench comprising Justice C. Hari Shankar and Justice Om Prakash Shukla stayed the operation of an order by a Single Judge that had…
Posted by Rawlaw November 14, 2025
Delhi High Court: “Coined expressions enjoy full protection against dishonest imitation” — Court restrains sale of ‘Schezwan Tufani Chutney’ for infringing Tata Group’s ‘Schezwan Chutney’ trademark
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Delhi High Court: “Coined expressions enjoy full protection against dishonest imitation” — Court restrains sale of ‘Schezwan Tufani Chutney’ for infringing Tata Group’s ‘Schezwan Chutney’ trademark

Court’s decision The Delhi High Court granted an ex-parte ad-interim injunction restraining a food manufacturer from using the mark “Schezwan Tufani Chutney” or any deceptively similar mark infringing the registered…
Posted by Rawlaw November 14, 2025
Delhi High Court: “Triple identity established — mark, products, and consumers identical” — Court restrains use of ‘Lotus Salon’ for infringing the well-known trademark ‘LOTUS’ of Lotus Herbals
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Delhi High Court: “Triple identity established — mark, products, and consumers identical” — Court restrains use of ‘Lotus Salon’ for infringing the well-known trademark ‘LOTUS’ of Lotus Herbals

Court’s decision The Delhi High Court granted an ex-parte ad-interim injunction restraining the defendant from using the mark “LOTUS SALON” or any deceptively similar variation in connection with beauty salon…
Posted by Rawlaw November 14, 2025
Delhi High Court: “Garden of God cannot erase the name of Karim” — Court upholds trademark rights of iconic restaurant but modifies injunction with disclaimer direction
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Delhi High Court: “Garden of God cannot erase the name of Karim” — Court upholds trademark rights of iconic restaurant but modifies injunction with disclaimer direction

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court held that the restaurant operating under the name Gulshan-e-Karim infringed upon the registered trademark KARIM used by the famous Karim Hotels Pvt. Ltd., whose…
Posted by Rawlaw November 14, 2025
Calcutta High Court: “Registrar of Trademarks has all the trappings of a court”—Division Bench rules Letters Patent Appeal not maintainable against order under Section 91 of the Trademarks Act
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Calcutta High Court: “Registrar of Trademarks has all the trappings of a court”—Division Bench rules Letters Patent Appeal not maintainable against order under Section 91 of the Trademarks Act

Court’s decision The Calcutta High Court (Commercial Appellate Division) held that a Letters Patent Appeal (LPA) under Clause 15 of the Letters Patent is not maintainable against an order passed…
Posted by Rawlaw November 14, 2025
Bombay High Court: “Courts must sit in the armchair of the consumer to assess trademark confusion” — Matter remanded for fresh determination of deceptive similarity between SNN and SNT popcorn packaging
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Bombay High Court: “Courts must sit in the armchair of the consumer to assess trademark confusion” — Matter remanded for fresh determination of deceptive similarity between SNN and SNT popcorn packaging

Court’s decision The Bombay High Court, Nagpur Bench, set aside the order of the District Judge that had restrained the appellant from using the trademark “SNT” for popcorn maize, holding…
Posted by Rawlaw November 14, 2025
Madras High Court: “Generic words cannot be monopolised” — Court vacates injunction restraining Rajasthan salon from using the mark ‘Bounce’, holds the term is descriptive and non-distinctive under trademarks act, 1999
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Madras High Court: “Generic words cannot be monopolised” — Court vacates injunction restraining Rajasthan salon from using the mark ‘Bounce’, holds the term is descriptive and non-distinctive under trademarks act, 1999

Court’s decision The Madras High Court vacated an ex parte interim injunction earlier granted in favour of a Chennai-based salon brand against a Udaipur-based salon accused of infringing its registered…
Posted by Rawlaw November 14, 2025

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