Supreme Court of India
K. Narayanan and Anr. v. S. Murali
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Trade and Merchandise Marks Act, 1958 - ss. 18 and 28 - Passing off - Cause of action - Appellants manufacturing and selling banana chips under the trademark -ONE - Filed c application for registration of the trade mark- Application still pending - Respondent too filed application seeking registra- tion as user of trademark -ONE - Suit filed by appellants seeking injunction to restrain respondent from 'passing off' his goods using the trade mark -ONE - Dismissal of, by High Court - Justification - Held: Justified - Before registration is )"' granted for trade mark, there is no right to assert
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