IP And Trademarks 7 November 2026
Supreme Court Upholds Trademark Rights in India
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the appellant, confirming that the trademark registrations filed in 1940 remain valid despite alleged non-use. The decision emphasizes that historical use and continuity protect trademark rights, reinforcing legal precedents for long‑standing marks in India.
Supreme Court Decision
- The court upheld the appellant's trademark rights, affirming that the marks registered in 1940 are still enforceable.
- It highlighted that non‑use does not automatically nullify a trademark when there is evidence of historical continuity.
For the full judgment, see the official source.
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