Cashgrail Private Limited v. Blue Horizone Infotech LLP
Case brief
What is this about?
Consent decree in online-gaming IP suit; Cashgrail Private Limited v. Blue Horizone Infotech LLP; Delhi High Court; Justice Tejas Karia; CS(COMM) 671/2023; I.A. 18665/2023; I.A. 38251/2024; copyright infringement; LUDO SUPREME LEAGUE; LUDO TOURNAMENT; LUDO NINJA; TURBO; TURBO LUDO; TIMER; LUDO SUPREME; registered trade mark LUDO TURBO; Classes 9, 16, 21, 25, 28, 35, 36, 38, 41, 42; passing off; dilution; unfair competition; permanent injunction; delivery up; rendition of accounts; damages claim Rs. 2,00,05,000/- not pressed; statutory changes; amicus curiae Rajeev Virmani; Nischal Anand; suit and applications disposed.
What did the court decide?
Permanent injunctions in terms of Prayers 86(i) to (viii): restraining the Defendant from reproducing/offering the games 'LUDO TOURNAMENT', 'TURBO'/'TURBO LUDO' and 'TIMER' in infringement of the Plaintiff's copyrights in 'LUDO SUPREME LEAGUE', 'LUDO NINJA', 'LUDO SUPREME' and the Plaintiff's website Terms and Conditions, and from using 'TURBO'/'TURBO LUDO' in infringement, passing off, dilution and unfair competition of the Plaintiff's registered mark 'LUDO TURBO'. Prayers 86(ix) (delivery up), 86(x) (rendition of accounts) and 86(xi) (damages) were not pressed and were not granted. Decree Sheet to be drawn up; Suit and pending applications disposed of.