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Relevant Acts and provisions
Provisions considered: Interlocutory injunctions; appeals against discretionary orders
Brief facts
In a trade mark infringement and passing-off dispute, a Single Judge's discretionary order on interlocutory injunction was interfered with in appeal by a Division Bench. The matter reached the Supreme Court.
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Keywords
Appellate Interference Discretion Interim Injunction Passing Off Trade Mark Infringement
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