14 May 2023FeaturesCopyrightManisha Singh and Akanksha Kar
The junction between the Copyright Act and the Designs Act
The plaintiff, a UK-based company engaged in rail fastenings and track elasticity solutions, filed a case against an Indian company as well as its employees for infringement of the plaintiff’s trademark ‘Pandrol’ and copyrighted work of ‘Pandrol Double Resilient Baseplate Assembly System’ (DBRAS) drawings.
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