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Indian courts have issued several important cases in the past year concerning trademark infringement, particularly online, as Pravin Anand and Abhilasha Nautiyal report.

With business conducted over the internet booming and the increasing impact of the online world in India, a large number of trademark disputes before courts over the past year or so involved issues relating to the internet.

The article dissects Shreya Singhal v Union of India, Intex v Snapdeal and many more in explaining the cascade in Indian jurisprudence in light of the omnipresence of the internet.

This article was published on World Intellectual Property Review.

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