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K.K. Bansal v. Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
A patentee claiming damages for infringement of a standard-essential patent must prove infringement through evidence tested at trial and must prove that its royalty rate is FRAND, ordinarily through comparable licences; exhaustion…
DamagesFRANDPatent ExhaustionPatent InfringementTrade MarksRolex SA v. Alex Jewellery Pvt. Ltd. & Ors.
Protection of a well-known trade mark extends to dissimilar goods such as jewellery where use is likely to take unfair advantage of or harm its reputation; compensatory and punitive damages may be awarded.
Dissimilar GoodsInfringementJewelleryPassing Off