Delhi High Court Restricts Alchem International
The Delhi High Court has restrained Alchem International Pvt Ltd from manufacturing, selling, or advertising pharmaceutical or medicinal products under the mark 'ALCHEM' or any similar mark to 'ALKEM', owned by Alkem Laboratories Ltd.
This decision was made in a trademark infringement suit filed by Alkem against Alchem International, with the interim order passed on October 10.
The marks of the plaintiff 'ALKEM' and of the defendant 'ALCHEM' are phonetically identical and visually and structurally deceptively similar.
The Court found that Alkem was the prior adopter and registered proprietor of the mark 'Alkem', and Alchem’s use of a similar mark for similar products did not appear to be bona fide.
- Alchem International is restricted from using the 'ALCHEM' mark for retail pharma products.
- The decision was made in a trademark infringement suit filed by Alkem Laboratories Ltd.
Author's summary: Court restricts Alchem International from using 'ALCHEM' mark.
More News
- UVA faculty rejects Trump administration's Compact for Academic Excellence
- Brendan Gallagher: No-one is immune to this awful disease
- A Saint for our time: The canonization of Archbishop Ignatius Maloyan
- Trump Has Merged the War on Gangs and Immigration. Tennessee Shows How.
- News - Roman Wells Unearthed in Hungary - Archaeology Magazine
- Rugby Shirts Are the Latest Preppy Trend Making a Comeback—Here Are the Best Ones to Shop
- Coast Guard and National Guard crews have now rescued 51 from Alaska floods
- Bob Ross paintings to hit auction block as fundraiser for APT’s Create
- NBA squad signs former HBCU basketball star
- Fight for public opinion continues as both sides dig in on shutdown