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How a man's devotion to his sister led to a copyright suit by Adidas
Update / Judgement Date
23 Jul 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The Delhi High Court recently ruled in favor of Adidas in a copyright infringement case. Adidas had accused an Indian company, Adi Das, of copying its distinctive three-stripe design on footwear, arguing that it constituted a breach of its intellectual property rights. The court found that Adi Das's products were indeed infringing upon Adidas's design, which is protected under copyright law. The judgment reinforces the protection of distinctive marks and designs in the fashion industry, emphasizing that such intellectual property must be safeguarded against unauthorized use. This case highlights the importance of protecting brand identity and design under copyright law.