Supreme Court of India
T.V. Venugopal v. Ushodaya Enterprises Ltd. and Anr.
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Intellectual Property - Passing-off in trade mark - Infringement of copyright - Appellant is sole proprietor of a Karnataka based firm carrying on manufacture of incense sticks (agarbathis), which adopted the trade mark 'Eenadu' and started selling its product in the State of Andhra Pradesh - Respondent company, engaged in the business of publishing a newspaper in Telugu entitled as 'Eenadu' and other businesses in the State of Andhra Pradesh, filed a suit for infringement of copyrights and passing-off trade mark - Whether the appellant should be permitted to sell his product with the mark
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