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Can’t Reject Claim Of Infringement Merely Because Defendant Could Seek Removal Of Trademark Due To ‘Non-Use’: Delhi High Court

The Delhi Excessive Court docket has made it clear {that a} registered trademark proprietor’s declare in opposition to infringement can’t be rejected merely on the bottom that the defendant might have sought removing of the mark from the trademark’s register below Part 47 of the Logos Act, 1999 on grounds of ‘non-use’. Part 47 offers…

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