Supreme Court of India
D.A.V. Boys Sr. Sec. School Etc. Etc. v. Dav College Managing Commitiee
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that same hurdles are applicable to the respondent also if their suits are being transferred outside Delhi.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - s. 25 - Transfer petition - Allegations of infringement of registered trade mark against schools run by Chennai based Society - Suits filed by respondent-Committee, in District Court in Delhi under s. 134 of the Trade Marks Act - Defendant-schools filed petition for transfer of the suits to civil court in Chennai - Held: The mere convenience of the parties may not be enough for the o exercise of power but it must also be shown that trial in the chosen forum will result in denial of justice - On facts, there is no valid ground for transfer of the suits since
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