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👨‍⚖️LAW FIRM SPECIALISATION IN :

✅ TRADEMARK ATTORNEY
✅PR LITIGATION
✅FAMILY LAW
✅CYBER LAW
✅CRIMINAL LAW
“Defending Rights, Delivering Solutions, Driving Success.”

📌Advantages of TRADEMARK REGISTRATION
26/09/2025

📌Advantages of TRADEMARK REGISTRATION

📌FACTS OF THE CASEThe controversy arose out of a 59-second YouTube advertisement titled “Baddies in Bengaluru ft. Travis...
25/09/2025

📌FACTS OF THE CASE

The controversy arose out of a 59-second YouTube advertisement titled “Baddies in Bengaluru ft. Travis Head,” released by Uber India, ahead of the IPL 2025 match between Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and RCB. The advertisement featured Australian cricketer, Travis Head, an SRH player, depicted as an anti-hero character, dubbed a “Hyderabaddie”, who humorously vandalises a stadium sign originally reading “Bengaluru v. Hyderabad”, changing it to “Royally Challenged Bengaluru”. RCB, asserting rights over its registered trademark “Royal Challengers Bengaluru” and related slogans, argued that this advertisement disparaged their registered mark and damaged their reputation, compelling them to seek an interim injunction against Uber to immediately remove the advertisement from online platforms.

📌Read full Judgement here : https://lnkd.in/g-qc-9Bq

⚖️ Delhi High Court: ‘WOW’ Cannot Be MonopolisedWow Momo tried to block Wow Burger, arguing sole rights over the word “...
24/09/2025

⚖️ Delhi High Court: ‘WOW’ Cannot Be Monopolised

Wow Momo tried to block Wow Burger, arguing sole rights over the word “WOW”in the F&B industry.

But the Court ruled:

• “WOW” is a laudatory expression, not distinctive (Sec. 9(1)(b), TM Act).
• Even if registered, others can use it descriptively (Sec. 30(2)(a)).
• Plaintiff never registered “WOW” standalone & earlier admitted it’s non-distinctive.
• No real evidence of using “WOW! Burger” as a trademark.
• No likelihood of confusion, defendants use Wow Burger abroad for a specific veg burger

Justice Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora (Sep 12, 2025) reminded us that IP law is as much about public interest as it is about protecting innovation.

💡 My takeaway: Brands should invest in truly distinctive identities rather than banking on everyday expressions.

👉 What do you think, should businesses be allowed to claim exclusive rights over popular words like WOW, SUPER, or AMAZING?

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