Navigating Trademark Disputes: ITC Limited vs. Britannia - A Case Study | #trademark
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In a recent legal battle, ITC Limited found itself entangled in a trademark dispute over the packaging of Sunfeast Mom’s Magic butter biscuits. The Madras High Court, invoking the Trade Marks Act of 1999, issued a restraining order due to the perceived resemblance to Britannia's Good Day Butter Cookies packaging. This case raises crucial questions about deceptive packaging and the protection of intellectual property.
The Legal Tussle:
The heart of the matter lies in the blue wrapper of Sunfeast Mom’s Magic biscuits, deemed strikingly similar to Britannia's iconic packaging. The court, emphasizing potential consumer confusion, intervened to protect Britannia's long-standing packaging rights.
Court's Verdict:
The Division Bench affirmed the restraining order, allowing ITC Limited to exhaust its existing stock featuring the blue wrapper. However, a pivotal mandate emerged – a change in packaging color for future sales. This decision aims to safeguard consumers from confusion while respecting Britannia's established trademark.
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