Supreme Court of India
S. D. Containers Indore v. M/s. Mold Tek Packaging Ltd.
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Design Act, 2000 – ss. 19 and 22 – Commercial Courts Act, 2015 – s. 3 – Plaintiff/respondent filed suit for d eclaration and permanent injunction to restrain the appellants from either directly or indirectly copying, using or enabling others to use the plaintiff’s design of container and lid registered – The defend ant/appellant filed written statement along with the counter-clai m before the Commercial Court, inter-alia sought cancellation of the r egistered designs as same could not be registered in terms of s. 4(a) of the 2000 Act – The appellant also filed an application u/s. 22(4) r/ w.
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