Trademark dispute appeal allowed for suit amendment: SC overturns HC decision, reinstates trial court's amendment grant. The SC allowed the appeal in a trademark dispute, permitting the appellant to amend the suit for a valuation increase. The HC's disallowance was ...
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Trademark dispute appeal allowed for suit amendment: SC overturns HC decision, reinstates trial court's amendment grant.
The SC allowed the appeal in a trademark dispute, permitting the appellant to amend the suit for a valuation increase. The HC's disallowance was overturned, with the SC ruling the amendment should be allowed. The trial court's decision to grant the amendment was reinstated, and the issue of court fees was left to the trial court's determination.
The Supreme Court allowed an appeal regarding a trademark dispute where the appellant sought to amend the suit to raise its valuation. The High Court disallowed the amendment, but the Supreme Court held that the valuation increase is not arbitrary and should be allowed. The trial court's decision to grant the application for amendment was restored, and the matter of court fees will be determined by the trial court.
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