Supreme Court of India
Satnam Overseas v. Sant Ram & Co. & Anr.
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Trade and Merchandise Marks Act, 1958 - s. 46(1)(b) - Rectification of entry in respect of trademark - On the ground of non-user of the trademark - Limiting the use of trademark in six cities of the State of Uttar Pradesh - High Court permitted the use of trademark to the entire State of Uttar Pradesh - Held: Cogent reasons were given for extending the trademark to the whole of State of Uttar Pradesh - Hence order cannot be said to be perverse or arbitrary. The entry in respect of registered trademark 'KOHINOOR' in class 30, registered in the name of respondent No.1 was rectified at the
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