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RESTAURANT TRADEMARK DISPUTE
ITC vs Adyar Gate 'Dakshin' trademark case: SC refuses to interfere with Delhi HC orderThe Supreme Court declined to interfere with a Delhi High Court order exempting ITC Ltd and ITC Hotels from the pre-institution mediation p...- Delhi HC allows Adyar Gate Hotels to use ‘Dakshin’ mark for Chennai outlet, limits expansionThe Delhi High Court division bench allowed Adyar Gate Hotels to use 'Dakshin' for its existing standalone restaurant while waiting for fur...
- Legal battle erupts over ‘Mr. Bean’ trademark; UK co gets injunction against Lonavala theme parkThe court has issued a temporary injunction restraining Mr. Bean Trampoline Park near Lonavala from using the ‘Mr. Bean’ trademark and asso...
- Taco Bell marks 'Taco Tuesday' trademark resolution with free tacos. See how to get complimentary tacosTaco Bell celebrates Taco John's relinquishing "Taco Tuesday" trademark with complimentary tacos. Notable events have been planned for Sept...
- Bhujia to billions: Ganga Bhishen's Haldiram's has now become $3 bn biz empireKellogg wants to buy a stake in Haldiram's, which it has valued at $3 billion (excluding a Kolkata branch).
- General Mills India unit, Pillsbury to settle dispute with Prataap SnacksBoth parties have decided to end a three-year-old dispute, where Prataap Snacks, maker of 'Yellow Diamonds,' agreed to change the font size...
- McDonald's may say bye to unapproved suppliers of Connaught Plaza Restaurant LtdBakshi roped in other vendors and suppliers to continue running the outlets even though CPRL had been prohibited from using McDonald’s bran...
- McDonald’s India subsidiary posts net profit finallyMcD's posted a net profit of Rs 65.2 lakh during FY17-18, compared with a net loss of Rs 305 cr a year ago.
- McDonald's 15 outlets break their previous sales record in MaySales at McDonald's North and East have hit an all-time high at 15 outlets in May, breaking their previous sales records, Connaught Plaza R...
- McDonald’s still running its outlets at a loss in IndiaNearly 22 years after the burger chain entered India, the company is still in the red with accumulated net loss of Rs 422 crore.
- Parsi Dairy dispute finally ends as one partner ‘retires’ with ₹14 crore shareHoyvoy, who was held for fraud and fabricating a power of attorney, will walk away with Rs14 crore as his share as part of the agreement.
- In a relief to CPRL, Delhi HC allows co to use McDonald’s brand nameCPRL, an equal joint venture between McDonald’s and Bakshi, operates 169 McDonald’s restaurants across north and east India.
- Trademark battle over ‘Khan Chacha’The partnership between the two parties took an ugly turn last year culminating in Hasan and his sons splitting from the business and estab...
- Hardcastle, Jubilant, Speciality, Moon Beverages, Lite Bite keen to partner McDonald’sThe NCLAT will on September 21 hear Bakshi’s plea on the termination of his licence, along with McDonald’s’ petition against his reinstatem...
- UK arbitration court to Vikram Bakshi: Sell CPRL stake to McDonald'sThe international arbitration tribunal in London has also rejected Vikram Bakshi's claim that McDonald's India did not validly terminate th...
- No supplies hit to McDonald’s stores in north and east: Vikram BakshiBakshi, on his part, had said that McDonald’s outlets would remain open till the time a decision on the termination is reached at by the CP...
- 5% GST likely on packaged food awaiting trademarkThe GST Council is likely to treat brands for an application is already made for a trademark akin to a branded product to plug misuse of th...
- Local JV partner says McDonald’s not paying royalty on sales of McAloo burger overseasMcAloo Tikki burger has become part of the legal battle between the fast food company and one of its two local joint venture partners.
- Use of ‘Thalappakatti’ in Tamil Nadu restaurant names leads to trademark warsThings were fine until 2006, when a new chain of biriyani restaurants called Chennai Rawther Thalappakattu Biryani was launched.
- Register your trademark or risk losing it altogetherOpting for a 'well-known' brand can have its pitfalls-particularly if it sounds similar to a big multinational brand.
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