Delhi HC Bars Entities from Using Delhivery Logo, Domains in Trademark Infringement Case

• The Delhi High Court granted ex-parte interim relief to Delhivery Limited, restraining multiple entities from using marks and domains linked to its registered trademark and copyright.
• The case, filed by Delhivery, alleges trademark infringement, copyright violation, and misrepresentation by individuals falsely presenting themselves as company representatives.
• Defendants were found to be offering fake franchise and delivery services, extracting money from unsuspecting customers using deceptively similar branding.
• The court noted the high likelihood of confusion due to identical/similar marks and the defendants trading on Delhivery's goodwill.
• The court ordered suspension of infringing domain names, disclosure of subscriber details by telecom providers, and blocking of bank accounts associated with the defendants.

Why It Matters: Delhi High Court protects Delhivery's brand by restraining trademark infringement and ordering domain suspensions.