Supreme Court of India
Colgate Palmolive (india) Ltd. v. Hindustan Lever Ltd.
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Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969: Section 12A (as amended by MRTP Amendment Act, 1984): c Grant of temporary injunction by the Commission-Scope of -In a complaint being lodged by trader in respect of unfair trade practice-Held, if Commission comes to a finding that there is likelihood of deception to the public, then and in that event only, the question of grant of injunction would arise-To appreciate the powers under Section 12A and to read the same in its proper perspective, Regulations 76 and 77(2) ought also to be noticed Regulation 76 provides that such application…
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