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Delhi HC restrains kitchenware firm from infringing 'Amul' trademark

The mark used by the defendant company is not registered and is being illegally shown as a registered mark, the high court said.

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The Delhi High Court has restrained a company from using 'Amul' on its kitchenware products as it is deceptively similar to the trademark of the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd.
 
The mark used by the defendant company is not registered and is being illegally shown as a registered mark, the high court said.
 
This is a clear case where grant of ad interim relief exists, it said and added that such representation also amounts to a fraud on the public.
 
The suit said the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd is the registered holder of the well-known trademark 'Amul'

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