The Delhi High Court dismissed a suit where defendants undertook not to use the plaintiffs' trademarks. The court held defendants bound by the undertaking, closed proceedings, and directed refund of court fees despite pending arbitration.
Proceedings closed on undertaking not to use plaintiffs' marks; full court fees refunded.
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M.K. SRINIVASAN AND ANOTHER .....Plaintiffs
Through: Mr. Essenese Obhan and Ms. Yogita Rathore, Advocates (through VC)
versus
CHEMSOL INDIA AND ANOTHER .....Defendants Through: Mr. Vikas Kakkar, Mr. Anshul Dixit and Mr. Dilip Kr. Rana, Advocates. Mob: 9718503084 Email: [email protected]
CORAM: HON'BLE MS. JUSTICE MINI PUSHKARNA
O R D E R % 13.11.2024
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has nothing to do with the plaintiffs’ marks, and shall not use or deal with the marks of the plaintiffs in future.
MINI PUSHKARNA, J
NOVEMBER 13, 2024 AK
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2 issues framed by the court
Whether the defendants satisfying undertakings and omitting to use plaintiffs' marks warrants dismissal of the suit.
Whether full court fees are refundable where proceedings close on undertaking at a nascent stage.
1 provisions across 1 enactments
M.K. Srinivasan and Another
Chemsol India and Another
Mini Pushkarna
As recorded by the court registry
A suit of a commercial nature above the specified value, governed by the Commercial Courts Act 2015.
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