Supreme Court of India
S. D. Containers Indore v. M/s. Mold Tek Packaging Ltd.
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Design Act, 2000 – ss. 19 and 22 – Commercial Courts Act, 2015 – s. 3 – Plaintiff/respondent filed suit for declaration and permanent injunction to restrain the appellants from either directly or indirectly copying, using or enabling others to use the plaintiff’s design of container and lid registered – The defendant/appellant filed written statement along with the counter-claim before the Commercial Court, inter-alia sought cancellation of the registered designs as same could not be registered in terms of s. 4(a) of the 2000 Act – The appellant also filed an application u/s. 22(4) r/w. s.
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