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8 May 2024TrademarksLiz Hockley

INTA wades in on ‘erroneous’ Delhi ruling on spare parts design protection

The association said the High Court’s interpretation of ‘article’ could leave design registrations vulnerable to cancellation | INTA’s intervention relates to case between a motorcycle manufacturer and spare parts company.

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