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Communication Components Antenna Inc. v. Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik GmbH & Co. KG & Ors.

Delhi High Court

After trial, a patentee who defeats a revocation counterclaim and proves infringement is entitled to a permanent injunction and compensatory damages, which may be calculated on the defendant's disclosed sales.

AntennaDamagesPatent InfringementPermanent Injunction
Trade Marks

Kedar Nath Mishra v. Invision Medi Sciences Pvt. Ltd.

Delhi High Court

In a passing-off claim, prior use alone is not enough: the claimant must show goodwill and reputation in the mark before the defendant's adoption, and an injunction without such a finding cannot be sustained.

BONRICHGoodwillInterim Injunction Set AsidePassing Off
Patents

Merck Sharp & Dohme Corporation & Anr. v. Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

Delhi High Court

Where infringement of a pharmaceutical patent is established at trial, the patentee is entitled to a decree and actual costs; damages require a framed issue and proper evidence.

Actual CostsCounterclaimPatent InfringementPharmaceutical Patent
Patents

Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (Publ) v. Lava International Ltd.

Delhi High Court

An implementer that fails to negotiate in good faith may be treated as an unwilling licensee and held liable for damages equal to the FRAND royalty on standard-compliant end products, assessed primarily from comparable licences.

Comparable LicencesDamagesFRANDPatent Infringement
Patents

Versuni Holding B.V. v. Maya Appliances Private Limited & Anr.

Madras High Court

Where a defendant has already sought revocation by counterclaim in an infringement suit, it cannot simultaneously pursue a separate revocation petition on the same patent; the remedies under Section 64 are alternative.

CounterclaimElection of RemedyParallel ProceedingsRevocation Petition