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Trade Marks
Tata Sons Ltd. v. Greenpeace International & Anr.
Use of a registered trade mark in a non-commercial context, for the purpose of parody, satire or criticism of the proprietor's conduct, does not amount to infringement or dilution under Section 29(4) of the Trade Marks Act, 1999, …
Comparative AdvertisingDilutionFreedom Of SpeechParodyTrade MarksTata Sons Private Limited v. Hakunamatata Tata Founders & Ors.
A well-known mark such as TATA may be protected at the interim stage against its use for crypto assets, including by directing platform operators to delist tokens bearing the mark.
Crypto AssetsDelistingInterim InjunctionOnline Platforms