The Delhi High Court has ordered Amazon, Flipkart, and other e-commerce platforms to remove product listings that infringe on the “Reliance” and “Jio” trademarks. Passing a dynamic injunction, the Court observed that such representations could confuse consumers or lead them to falsely believe that Reliance and Jio are selling those products. The development was first
Justice Saurabh Banerjee passed an interim order on July 10 and restrained the alleged infringers from manufacturing, selling or advertising the products with Reliance and Jio trademarks. The Court said that they cannot use Reliance’s artistic work because the infringing trademarks are portraying a picture that the products have been manufactured by Reliance Industries Limited (RIL). “Moreover,
Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), among five others, sought trademark registration of ‘Operation Sindoor’, after the Indian Army launched a series of strikes, under this codename, at terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan. On Thursday, however, the conglomerate in a statement said, “Jio Studios, a unit of Reliance Industries, has withdrawn its trademark application, which was filed inadvertently
HAL, Reliance and ONGC among a host of other companies are likely to remain in focus next week as they are approaching their record dates for the purpose of dividend, bonus issues and stock split. The record date is the date set by the company to decide the shareholders who are eligible to receive the