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extent the earlier trade mark is a well- known trade mark in India and the use of the later mark ... application, was entitled to protection as a well- known trade mark.
(5) A trade mark shall not be refused registration
Central Government Act
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Trade Well, A Proprietorship Firm ... vs Indian Bank, A Body Corporate ... on 2 April, 2007 Equivalent citations
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proprietors asking them to
desist from using the well known trade mark TOSHIBA.
(2) The registered proprietors are the world ... which
has been recorded on the Register of Trade Marks well within the
time by taking appropriate steps.
(8) That
Trademark Tribunal
Desai, J.) was a party, has in M/s.
Trade Well & Anr. v. Indian Bank ... providing for an appeal before
the DRT.
11. In Trade Well, this court was concerned with the
question whether
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decision of this Court in the case of
Trade Well & Anr. vs. Indian Bank & Anr. Reported ... Division Bench of this Court in the case of Trade Well & Anr.
(cited supra) in paragraph 90 has observed
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caricature or device of 'Bunny' is a well known
trade mark and is also its house mark. Appellant has spent ... such broad classification. Here under the
umbrella of "well known trade mark", the appellant seeks to bar the
entry
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year of 1939. He
stressed that the said trade mark is well known globally in respect of
electronic and electric ... dilution of the reputation of the opponents well
known trade mark, namely, TOSHIBA. The Ld. Counsel relied upon the
following
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Learned counsel for the petitioner submitted that in
Trade Well & Anr. v. Indian Bank ... laid down by this court in
Trade Well.
5. Learned counsel for the petitioner submitted that the
CJM ought
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that the appellant's trade mark is a
well-known trade mark having goodwill and reputation worldwide
including India ... that a mark identical or similar to a
well-known trade mark shall not be registered or allowed
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been
consistently maintaining asset as stock in trade as well as
investment in its accounts. The learned CIT(A) ought ... consistently maintaining
shares as stock in trade as well as investments and such
manner of keeping and maintaining the records
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal - Chennai
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