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Bombay HC Says Phonetic Similarity Not Enough for Alleging Trademark Infringement - (18 Apr 2016)

Bombay HC, while holding that mere phonetic similarity is not sufficient to warrant judicial interference, has refused to grant relief to owners of the London Dairy brand of ice cream who alleged trademark infringement by Indian candy-making company Parle Products.

Tags : BOMBAY HC   PHONETIC SIMILARITY   LONDON DAIRY   PARLE PRODUCTS  

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