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+ ;CS(CO]\^>724/2018 .
: RADICOKHAITANLTD. .....Plaintiff
Through: Mr. Sagar Chandra, Advocate with ' ,
. Ms. Ishani Chandra, Mr. Ankit Rastogi
and Mr. Srijah Uppal, Advocates.
•• CORAM::,. • '
HON'BLE MR: JUSTICE MANMOHAN
ORDER
% 13.03.2018
I.A.No.3485/2018 in CS(COMMV724/2018
Keeping in view the avermente in the application, plaintiff is
exempted from filing' the priginals/clear/typed/translated/vemacular copies
of documents, at this stage. - i
Needless to say, this order is vv^ithout prejudice to, the rights and
contentions of the,parties. ~^ ;
Accordingly, present application stands disposed of.
LA. 3484/2018 in CS(CQMM1 724/2018
to the plaint shall be positively filed within four weeks of the receipt of the
summons. Liberty is given to the plaintiff to file a replication within two
weeks of the receipt of the advance copy of the written statement.
The parties shall file all original documents in support of their
respective claims along with their respective pleadings. In case parties are
placing reliance on a document which is not in their power and possession,
its detail and source shall be mentioned in the list of reliance which shall be
It is stated that the plaintiff is the registered owner of the word mark
ELECTRA and various marks/labels having ELECTRA as their prominent
feature in Class 33 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999 since 23'''' December,
2004. It is averred in the plaint that the trademark ELECTRA has come to
be associated exclusively with the plaintiff in respect of alcoholic beverages.
It is stated that the plaintiff promotes its products bearing the mark
ELECTRA in India through permitted channels, and also promotes its
products bearing the mark ELECTRA on, its own websites
www.radicokhaitan.com and www.m2electra.com, as well on it's Official
Facebook and Twitter pages 'm2electra'. The plaintiff has also launched
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ELEGTRA. He states Beer and Ready to Drink Pre-Mixed Vodka drinks are
available through identical trade channels and sold to an identical class of
consumers.
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&Anr. vs. Sudhir Bhatia <&. Ors., 2004 (28) PTC121 (SC) has held that in
case of infringement of trademark normally an injunction must follow and
that delay is not fatal in bringing infringing action.
Keeping in view the aforesaid, this Court ,is of the opinion that a
primafacie case of infringement and passing off is made out in favour of the
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MANMOHAN, J
MARCH 13, 2018
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