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Delhi High Court: “Initial Interest Confusion is Enough to Constitute Trademark Infringement” – Hotels.com Wins Against HOTELCOM

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court decreed a trademark infringement suit in favour of Hotels.com, restraining the defendants from using the marks HOTELCOM and its associated logo, which were found…

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Rawlaw October 1, 2025

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