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of <h1>Delhi High Court rules on trademark infringement case, allows suits against all parties in chain. Cash memos not initially required.</h1> <h3>Lalli Enterprises Versus. Dharam Chand & Sons</h3> The Delhi High Court set aside the judgment and remanded the case for trial in a trade mark infringement and passing off goods suit. The Court clarified ... - The Delhi High Court set aside the judgment and remanded the case for trial as the plaintiff's suit for trade mark infringement and passing off goods was wrongly rejected at the threshold by the Single Judge. The Court clarified that such suits can be filed against any party involved in the infringement chain and not just the manufacturer. It was also ruled that the production of cash memos is not necessary at the initial stage, and territorial jurisdiction can be determined later with evidence. The appeal was disposed of with no costs due to the respondent being absent. (Case: Lalli Enterprises vs. Dharam Chand and Sons, Citation: 2000 (2) TMI 878 - DELHI HIGH COURT)
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