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Court protects Everest's rights in 'Tikhalal' powder

Hindustan Times Navi Mumbai

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January 04, 2025

The Bombay high court on Thursday upheld the trademark rights of Everest Food Products Pvt Ltd over the usage of trademark 'Tikhalal' and restrained Shyam Dhani Industries Pvt Ltd from using the trade name.

- Karuna Nidhi

MUMBAI: The court criticised the dishonest action of the defendants and issued an injunction against them for using and manufacturing products similar to Everest.

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