TAPAL TEA (PRIVATE) LIMITED versus SHAHI TEA COMPANY
In the Trademarks Act 1940 Section 21 Civil Procedure Code (V8 1908), O XXXIX, Rr 1 and 2 Suite 1990 the trademark provisional injunction plaintiff obtained the trademark in relation to its product under the title \ Tuple T Host Super Distressed. What. The defendant then claimed that the plaintiff's trademark is a reasonable copy of the plaintiff's trademark, causing the common man to suffer and cause damage to the plaintiff. Therefore, the order was temporarily invoked: Defendant's label was the same color as the label, standing up and designing like the plaintiff as the difference between the two in the words' host 'and \ coral' words. Was not exactly different, but was partly a plaintiff. The label Prime Fascia was like a fraudster. This can cause the plaintiff's tea to cause the plaintiff's error, thus damaging the plaintiff greatly. Who put a large amount of money on advertising and advertising of his brand of tea under the name of \ Super Host of Host, the plaintiff filed a first lawsuit for temporary injunction, in which case a temporary injunction was allowed
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