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Canva Pty Ltd & Ors. v. RxPrism Health Systems Private Limited & Anr.

CourtDelhi High Court
BenchHon'ble Justice C. Hari Shankar and Hon'ble Justice Om Prakash Shukla
Case numberFAO(OS) (COMM) 211/2023
Judgment date28 January 2026
IP categoryPatents
PartiesCanva Pty Ltd & Ors. (Appellants) v. RxPrism Health Systems Private Limited & Anr. (Respondents)

Relevant Acts and provisions

Provisions considered: Patents Act, 1970 (infringement; interim injunction)

Brief facts

RxPrism alleged that Canva's 'Present and Record' feature, which lets users create presentations with a video overlay and interactive elements, infringed its patent IN360726 for a system and method for creating and sharing interactive content. A Single Judge granted interim relief, and Canva appealed.

Issues before the Court

Whether the Single Judge's interim injunction should be set aside.

Court's findings

Having examined the Single Judge's reasoning, the Division Bench found no merit in the appeal; observations were confined to the prima facie stage (paras 198-200).

Decision

Appeal dismissed; no costs.

Key legal principle / ratio

An appellate court will not disturb a reasoned interim injunction in a patent infringement suit concerning a software-implemented feature where the Single Judge's prima facie view is sustainable.

Important paragraph references

Paras 198-201.

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Keywords

Appeal Dismissed Interactive Content Interim Injunction Software-related Patent Video Overlay

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