Trademark Infringement Suits Cannot Be Tried by Courts Below District Court: Kerala High Court Decides
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India – Trademark Infringement Suits Cannot Be Tried By Courts Below District Court: Kerala High Court Decides.
The monetary value of a suit is not the only factor in determining jurisdiction in cases of trademark infringement. The Trade Marks Act, 1999 specifies the minimum level of court at which such proceedings may be held. Section 134 requires that certain trademark cases cannot be brought before any court below a District Court which has jurisdiction to try the case. However, in some cases, the value of the relief claimed would normally place the di…
Trademark Infringement Suits Cannot Be Tried by Courts Below District Court: Kerala High Court Decides
The monetary value of a suit is not the only factor in determining jurisdiction in cases of trademark infringement. The Trade Marks Act, 1999 specifies the minimum level of court at which such proceedings may be held. Section 134 requires that certain trademark cases cannot be brought before any court below a District Court which has jurisdiction to try the case. However, in some cases, the value of the relief claimed would normally place the di…
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