How to Protect a Trademark and Safeguard Your Brand From Theft

How to Protect a Trademark and Safeguard Your Brand from Theft

In the fast-paced world of business, your brand is one of your most valuable assets.

Delhi HC orders Amazon, Flipkart to remove FMCG goods misusing ‘Reliance’, ‘Jio’ trademarks

The Delhi High Court has directed e-commerce platforms, including Amazon and Flipkart, to remove FMCG products sold under unauthorised use of Reliance Industries' ‘Reliance and ‘Jio trademarks. In an interim order, Justice Saurabh Banerjee also restrained multiple sellers from using these marks and asked platforms to disclose seller details.

Reliance Wins Trademark Case: Delhi HC Restrains Sellers From Using “Jio”, “Reliance”

Delhi HC Orders Flipkart, Amazon To Remove Products Infringing “Reliance” & “Jio” TrademarksCourt warns of consumer safety risks;… The post Reliance Wins Trademark Case: Delhi HC Restrains Sellers From Using “Jio”, “Reliance” appeared first on IMP.NEWS.

Reliance Wins Trademark Protection: Delhi HC Directs Amazon, Flipkart to Delist Infringing Products I Economy India

Economy Desk New Delhi [Economy India] : In a move reinforcing intellectual property rights in India’s fast-growing e-commerce ecosystem, the Delhi High Court has directed online retail majors Amazon and Flipkart to immediately delist products violating the registered trademarks of Reliance and Jio. The interim order, issued by Justice Saurabh Banerjee on July 10, came in response to a petition filed by Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL). The company…

Delhi High Court Orders E-Commerce Platforms to Delist Products Infringing on Reliance, Jio Trademarks

The Delhi High Court granted an ad-interim injunction to Reliance Industries, restraining 21 defendants from using its ‘Reliance’ and ‘Jio’ trademarks for FMCG products. The Court noted the defendants’ packaging mirrored Reliance’s branding, risking consumer deception. E-commerce platforms have been directed to delist infringing listings and disclose details of thes…The Delhi High Court granted an ad-interim injunction to Reliance Industries, re…

Delhi High Court Orders E-Commerce Firms to Delist These Fake Products

The Delhi High Court granted an ad-interim injunction to Reliance Industries, restraining 21 defendants from using its 'Reliance' and 'Jio' trademarks for FMCG products. The Court noted the defendants’ packaging mirrored Reliance's branding, risking consumer deception. E-commerce platforms have been directed to delist infringing listings and disclose details of these sellers.