Supreme Court of India
Jagatjit Industries Limited v. The Intellectual Property Appellace Board & Ors.
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Trade and Merchandise Marks Act, 1999: s.125 - .. pplicability of - Respondent no.4 engaged in manufacture and marketing of alcoholic beverage and claiming to have adopted the trade mark 'Blenders Pride' through its /icencee 'Seagram' - Registration of said trade mark was granted in 50 countries - Application for registration in India was pending -Appellant applied for registration of identical trade mark 'Blenders Pride' - Respondent no.4 filed notice of opposition - However, respondent no.4 found that registration certificate was issued to appellant - Writ petition by respondent no.4 -
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