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Bom HC: Can’t Register Similar TM for Drug Treating Similar Ailment But Having Different Composition - (18 Jun 2024)

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Bom. HC has held that trademarks that are structurally and phonetically similar cannot be registered for drugs treating similar ailment but having different composition from already registered mark as there is a threat of confusion amongst consumers which might lead to potential side effects.

Tags : BOMBAY HIGH COURT   PHONETICALLY SIMILAR   DIFFERENT COMPOSITION  

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