Supreme Court of India
Sumat Prasad Jain v. Sheojanam Prasad (dead) & Ors
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Appellant selling his products in tht: name of another-Product! not r· regiattrtd under Trade Mark!.' Act-Wirttlrer appellant violated "property mark of the Rtspondent-Trctdc mark &: property mark distinguished. S. the respondent, who died during the pendency of the appeal before the High Court, evolved a formula manufacturing a scent, 'Basant Babar', which became very popular. S, applied for registration of the Trade (" M:uk, but the application was not granted due to certain technical f. defect~. The appellant had also put up for sale a scent prepareJ by him and ~ve it the name of, 'Pushp
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