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Delhi High Court refuses to soften interim trademark ban on “Power” footwear branding — “Tagline isn’t confusing, but the mark ‘Power Flex’ can’t stay”, both appeals dismissed with one tweak

1. Court’s decision The Delhi High Court (Division Bench) largely upheld an interim injunction in a pending trademark infringement suit over footwear branding where the registered proprietor of the mark…
Posted by Rawlaw January 6, 2026
power
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Delhi High Court restrains use of ‘POWER’ as dominant mark in footwear — “Suggestive marks with long goodwill deserve strong interim protection” while partly modifying injunction

Court’s decision The Delhi High Court, deciding cross-appeals in a long-running trademark dispute, upheld the grant of an interim injunction restraining use of the word “POWER” as a trademark or…
Posted by Rawlaw December 17, 2025
aqualite, relaxo
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Delhi High Court upholds interim injunction protecting footwear design—“At first glance, the visual impression shows clear imitation; novelty need not be complex”

1. Court’s decision The Delhi High Court has refused to interfere with an interim injunction granted by a commercial court restraining a footwear manufacturer from producing and selling shoes that…
Posted by Rawlaw November 23, 2025

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