Sections 73, 21, 25 and 23 of the Copyright Ordinance (XXXIV of 1962), Section 39 of the Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), AX Exxon, RR1, 2 and Section 151 of the suit, with trademark infringement and claims. The copyright request should be prevented from going to their goods because the plaintiff's admitted position was that the claimant was in their favor with the trademark and copyright entry, while the defendants were without them and the defendants were without them. The source asserted that the plaintiff had obtained the trademark and copyright registration by suppressing the facts and using the trademark that had been pending with the defendant for a while. Plaintiffs submit tax statements using different tax names, etc. The plaintiff's application under O XXXIX, read with Rr 1 and Section 151, was approved by the District Judge for CPC, and the fact of the defendant's legality Until the final decision of the trademark in question was prevented from using the mark. Prior to the registration of the trademark, the traders had used the trade mark as a question mark and thus could have been protected under Section 25 of the Trademarks Act, 1940, which would have to be established during the proof of the claim of the trademark owner. The case was initially set up in his favor, the High Court found no error in the district judge's basic findings, while rejecting the order for dismissal, refusing to intervene. If the plaintiff had obtained trademark and copyright entries by suppressing the facts, the matter was registered with the Registrar D'Marcus will be brought into the circle and objections will be filed before the law until the n
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