Supreme Court of India
Satnam Overseas v. Sant Ram & Co. & Anr.
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Trade and Merchandise Marks Act, 1958 - s. 46(1)(b) - Rectification of entry in respect of trademark - On the ground of non-user of the trademark - Limiting the use of trademark in six cities of the State of Uttar Pradesh - High Court permitted the use of trademark to the entire State of Uttar Pradesh - Held: Cogent reasons were given for extending the trademark to the whole of State of Uttar Pradesh - Hence order cannot be said to be perverse or arbitrary.
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