LatestLegal Updates 28 June 2026
Delhi Court Ruling
The Delhi High Court has ruled that genuine commercial use is mandatory under sections 47 and 57 of the Trade Marks Act, as seen in the case of Mr. P. C. Duraisamy v, this ruling provides guidance on the requirements for trademark use in India, highlighting the need for actual commercial utilization of a trademark to maintain its validity
The Delhi High Court has made a significant ruling regarding trademark non-use, stating that *genuine commercial use* is necessary under sections 47 and 57 of the Trade Marks Act. This decision was made in the case of Mr. P. C. Duraisamy v.
Some key points of the ruling include:
- Genuine commercial use is required to maintain trademark validity
- The use of a trademark must be actual and not just token
- The court will consider various factors when determining commercial use, such as sales and marketing efforts
Need help understanding this update?
Connect with our domain experts instantly via WhatsApp for customized legal guidance.