CH. MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM versus SETH MUKHTAR AHMAD
Trademarks Act 1940 Sections 10 and 76 Trademark Appellant and Respondent Both the appellant foundry operated for dealing with agricultural equipment and the name of the founding industries and the style of the respondent foundry `Nahan \ Appellant. Applied for trademark registration `bath ', which was actually opposed by the respondents that in fact the respondents were using the word \ ning for their product respondents, But on the basis of their opposition, it was shown that the appellant was actually in the name of Nahan. Don't use um. And it then accepted the opposition of the Registrar, Trademarks, Defendants and allowed their application for trademark `Nahan 'entry and concluded that the trademark of the Appellant with the word" Symbol " Registration will be approved in favor. record The general public can properly and accurately mislead the recorded material which is the order passed by the Registrar. The High Court has observed that the appellant can remove the word \ nhanhan from the application. And register its trademark under its own name.
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