Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Delhi High Court Passes John Doe Order, Restrains Infringement Of 'Tata' Trademarks
The Delhi High Court has issued a "John Doe" order to restrain the infringement of "Tata" trademarks, targeting widespread fraud through fake dealership and distributorship websites. Justice Amit Bansal observed that numerous fraudulent domains misused the "TATA" trademark to dupe unsuspecting customers into making payments for non-existent opportunities. This pre-emptive injunction allows Tata to take action against unknown infringers as they emerge, crucial for combating online scams. The order directs domain registrars, internet service providers, and banks to suspend fraudulent entities, safeguarding Tata's brand reputation and public interests.