The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued summons to Ashneer Grover and fintech firm BharatPe on a suit by the company's co-founder Bhavik Koladiya seeking to reclaim shares he transferred to his former colleague.
Read MoreThe Division Bench of the Delhi High Court, comprising Justice Rajiv Shakdher and Justice Talwant Singh, on 18 May 2023 allowed the appeals filed by BharatPe from an order dismissing its petitions for cancellation of PhonePe’s trademark and set aside the single judge’s orders dated 11 November 2021.
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court has held that a party that suffers an interim injunction is required to follow the 'safe distance rule' with respect to the subject matter of that suit.
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court has dismissed an appeal filed by Ace Technologies Corp.strong> against Communication Components Antenna Inc., thereby upholding the findings of infringement in the order passed by the Single Judge.
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Read MoreThe Bombay High Court recently rejected plea for interim relief to ‘PhonePe’ in a plea filed against Resilient Innovations, creators of ‘Postpe’ alleging trademark infringement over the word ‘Pe’. [PhonePe Private Limited v. Resilient Innovations Pvt Ltd]
Read MoreIn the latest development in the Ashneer Grover – BharatPe saga, ex-founder Bhavik Koladiya had filed a commercial suit in the Delhi High Court against Ashneer Grover alleging breach of the share purchase agreement dated 03 December 2018 and thus claiming title over 16110 Shares, which is approximately 3.10% shareholding of BharatPe.
Read MoreIn the latest development in the Ashneer Grover – BharatPe saga, ex-founder Bhavik Koladiya had filed a commercial suit in the Delhi High Court against Ashneer Grover alleging breach of the share purchase agreement dated 03 December 2018 and thus claiming title over 16110 Shares, which is approximately 3.10% shareholding of BharatPe.
Read MoreIn the latest development in the Ashneer Grover – BharatPe saga, ex-founder Bhavik Koladiya had filed a commercial suit in the Delhi High Court against Ashneer Grover alleging breach of the share purchase agreement dated 03 December 2018 and thus claiming title over 16110 Shares, which is approximately 3.10% shareholding of BharatPe.
Read MoreIn the latest development in the Ashneer Grover – BharatPe saga, ex-founder Bhavik Koladiya had filed a commercial suit in the Delhi High Court against Ashneer Grover alleging breach of the share purchase agreement dated 03 December 2018 and thus claiming title over 16110 Shares, which is approximately 3.10% shareholding of BharatPe.
Read MoreIn the latest development in the Ashneer Grover – BharatPe saga, ex-founder Bhavik Koladiya had filed a commercial suit in the Delhi High Court against Ashneer Grover alleging breach of the share purchase agreement dated 03 December 2018 and thus claiming title over 16110 Shares, which is approximately 3.10% shareholding of BharatPe.
Read MoreIn the latest development in the Ashneer Grover – BharatPe saga, ex-founder Bhavik Koladiya had filed a commercial suit in the Delhi High Court against Ashneer Grover alleging breach of the share purchase agreement dated 03 December 2018 and thus claiming title over 16110 Shares, which is approximately 3.10% shareholding of BharatPe.
Read MoreIn the latest development in the Ashneer Grover – BharatPe saga, ex-founder Bhavik Koladiya had filed a commercial suit in the Delhi High Court against Ashneer Grover alleging breach of the share purchase agreement dated 03 December 2018 and thus claiming title over 16110 Shares, which is approximately 3.10% shareholding of BharatPe.
Read MoreIn the latest development in the Ashneer Grover – BharatPe saga, ex-founder Bhavik Koladiya had filed a commercial suit in the Delhi High Court against Ashneer Grover alleging breach of the share purchase agreement dated 03 December 2018 and thus claiming title over 16110 Shares, which is approximately 3.10 per cent shareholding of BharatPe.
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued summons to Ashneer Grover and fintech firm BharatPe on a suit by the company's co-founder Bhavik Koladiya seeking to reclaim shares he transferred to his former colleague.
Read MoreBharatPe’s Former Managing Director Ashneer Grover on Wednesday told the Delhi High Court that he will not make any third party interest in 16,110 shares transferred to him by fintech company’s co-founder Bhavik Koladiya and in any rights that accrue to him as a consequence thereof, subject to further orders of the court.
Read MoreThe Delhi high court on Wednesday issued summons to former managing director Ashneer Grover and BharatPe as part of a lawsuit filed by founder Bhavik Koladiya seeking to reclaim shares transferred to Grover.
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Read MorePhonePe had filed a commercial lawsuit in Delhi High Court against BharatPe, alleging violation of its trademark and claiming exclusivity on the ‘Pe’ suffix in May 2019
Read MoreThe court held that “PhonePe” and “BharatPe” are both composite marks and ordinarily, therefore, these marks cannot be dissected into “Phone” and “Pe”, in the case of the Plaintiff, and “Bharat” and “Pe”, in the case of the defendants
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court has rejected PhonePe’s plea to issue an injunction order against BharatPe for using ‘Pe’ in its name.
Read MoreJustice C. Hari Shankar held that the word “Pe” in Phonepe was nothing but a misspelling of a descriptive word “Pay” and “no exclusivity can be claimed, over a descriptive mark, or a descriptive part of the mark, even by misspelling it”.
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court refused to pass an interim injunction order against "BharatPe" while holding that its mark was not in violation of the trademark held by “PhonePe”.
Read MoreThe Court stated that “PhonePe” and “BharatPe” were both composite marks and the plaintiff cannot claim exclusivity solely over the “Pe” suffix.
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court recently refused to grant interim injunction to PhonePe in its plea seeking permanent injunction against BharatPe for allegedly using similar and identical suffix "Pe" in its application.
Read MoreBENGALURU: n a significant interim ruling, the Delhi high court has directed search engine major Google to suspend an advertising account on its Ad Words programme, where companies bid for keywords to appear on top of search results.
Read MoreMakeMyTrip had filed a case against travel company HappyEasyGo for infringement of brand name and trademark The Delhi High Court has granted an interim injunction in favour of travel company MakeMyTrip in its Google AdWords case against rival, HappyEasyGo. The court has directed Google to block/suspend the Google Ads account of HappyEasyGo.
Read MoreThe issue dates back to May 2018 when MakeMyTrip had filed a case against lesser known rival HappyEasyGo for infringing intellectual property rights.
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Read MoreIn a significant development in India’s ensuing Basmati GI litigation, the Supreme Court of India, a 3 Judge bench headed by Hon’ble Justice Nageshwar Rao, issued a notice in the Special Leave Petitions filed by the Madhya Kshetra Basmati Growers Association Samiti (MKBGA) and the State of Madhya Pradesh.
Read MoreIn a significant development in India's ensuing Basmati GI litigation, the Supreme Court of India, a 3 Judge bench headed by Hon’ble Justice Nageshwar Rao, issued a notice in the Special Leave Petitions filed by the Madhya Kshetra Basmati Growers Association Samiti (MKBGA) and the State of Madhya Pradesh.
Read MoreIn a significant development in India's ensuing Basmati GI litigation, the Supreme Court of India, a 3 Judge bench headed by Hon'ble Justice Nageshwar Rao, issued a notice in the Special Leave Petitions filed by the Madhya Kshetra Basmati Growers Association Samiti (MKBGA) and the State of Madhya Pradesh.
Read MoreThe legal profession has no dearth of situations wherein family run setups have been a key overriding factor. It was indeed a delightful moment to have met Sangeeta Goel, Founding & Managing Partner, Sim And San – Attorney at Law when we learnt the power of envisioning a firm over the next century ever since its inception. Here’s an excerpt of our conversation.
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