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Justice Senthilkumar saiad that the injunction continued to operate through the period in which the impugned mark was used and later registered. The Court also noted that the separate civil suit filed by the respondent in Karnataka could not alter the fact that the restraint order was in force and was being ignored. After considering the submissions and the evidence, the Court held that HUL’s application deserved acceptance. In the operative directions, the Court said: “the property in the name of the 1st respondent, namely Roopa Industries, shall be attached to the civil suit in C.S. No.427 of 2015 and the second respondent shall be detained in the civil prison for a period of three months.”
[30/11, 17:15] Sekarreporter: https://www.bwlegalworld.com/article/madras-hc-sends-roopa-industries-proprietor-to-civil-prison-for-violating-hul-s-wheel-trademark-injunction-581777 [30/11, 17:15] Sekarreporter: Home Other Legal News Madras HC Sends Roopa Industries Proprietor To Civil Prison For Violating HUL’s ‘WHEEL’ Trademark Injunction Madras HC Sends Roopa Industries Proprietor To Civil...