Aug 18, 12:56 PM

Burger King Loses 13-Year Trademark Case Against Pune Eatery in August 16 Order

After a 13-year legal battle, the US-based Burger King Corporation has lost its trademark infringement case against a local eatery in Pune, Maharashtra. The Pune district court, in its August 16 order, dismissed the lawsuit filed by the fast-food giant, which sought to prevent the Indian restaurant from using the 'Burger King' name. The court's decision marks the end of a prolonged legal dispute between the international corporation and the local establishment.

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Hindustan Times@htTweets
2 years ago
The #Pune district court dismissed an application which was filed by #US fast-food chain #BurgerKingCorporation for restraining an #Indian eatery with the same name from using the ‘Burger King’ trademark. https://t.co/YRMSkYS0KF
The Hindu@the_hindu
2 years ago
After a 13-year legal battle, #BurgerKing Corporation has lost its case against a namesake eatery in Maharashtra’s Pune, with a commercial court in the district dismissing the company’s trademark infringement lawsuit. @iAbhinayD writes. https://t.co/tYcBC9U0jX
Economic Times@EconomicTimes
2 years ago
Court dismisses #BurgerKing's #trademark #infringement suit against local namesake https://t.co/o5A552nxvU

Burger King Loses 13-Year Trademark Case Against Pune Eatery in August 16 Order

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