Supreme Court of India
Manmohan Garg v. M/s Radha Krishna Narayan Das through its Partners
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Trade and Merchandise Marks Act, I 940 : Trade Mark-Violation of-Suit for if!iunction and damages against- c Suit filed by respondent against appellant-Allegations that the appellant was using a deceptively similar labels and passing off the Bidis manufactured by him as the Bidis manufactured by the respondent-Suit dismissed by Trial Court-Decreed by first Appellate Court-Order of appellate Court upheld '. by single Judge as well as Division Bench of the High Court-Finding that appellant's labels used on the Bidis manufactured and sold by him were deceptively similar and identical to the
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