Using a trademark as the object of a critical comment

Manisha Singh NairLex [email protected] Delhi High Court, in a recent case, denied the Tata Sons plea for interim injunction against Greenpeace…

5 minute read April 05, 2011 at 12:58 AM

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Manisha Singh Nair

Lex Orbis

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The Delhi High Court, in a recent case, denied the Tata Sons plea for interim injunction against Greenpeace International, a non-profit organisation with a presence in 40 countries thereby upholding the Constitutional right of Freedom of Speech.

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