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Trade Marks
Bikaji Foods International Limited v. Jagaranath Prasad & Anr.
A registration obtained in bad faith for a mark identical to a prior user's long-used mark for the same category of goods, with no evidence of a bona fide intention to use, is liable to be removed from the Register under Sections …
Bad FaithPrior UserPurity of the RegisterRectificationTrade MarksPerundurai Chennimalai Gounder v. The Registrar of Trade Marks
A registered mark cannot be removed from the Register without compliance with the procedure prescribed by the Act, including notice to the proprietor; a removal made without it will be set aside.
Natural JusticePrior NoticeRemoval of Trade MarkRestoration