Two days after another bench of the high court had recused from hearing the plea, the matter came up for hearing before a bench of justices Gita Mittal and I S Mehta today.
The bench said the matter be listed on May 3 before an appropriate bench.
Earlier, on April 26 a division bench headed by Justice Pradeep Nandrajog had transferred the matter to another bench.
It also claimed it had not hidden anything from the society as it has clearly mentioned on its website that it is not associated with the Delhi Public School in any manner.
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The single judge, in its order, had held that using DPS name would amount to trademark infringement of DPS Society.
It had directed the foundation to refrain from using the DPS name and its registered mark or any other crest identical or deceptively similar to the registered mark of DPS Society.
The suit, filed last year, had stated that the foundation was opening schools using the name DPS World School, which amounted to infringement of the Society's copyright.
The court had barred the trustees, members, franchisees, officers, employees, agents, delegates, representatives, associates and all others acting for DPS World Foundation from using or dealing in any manner with the DPS name or crest till the disposal of the suit.