The Delhi High Court has restrained a Punjab-based food chain from using the “Donito’s” trademark, finding it deceptively similar to Domino’s Pizza. Justice Anish Dayal ruled that the balance of convenience favored Domino’s, which would suffer irreparable harm without an interim injunction. The order, dated May 31, emphasized the potential damage to Domino’s if the injunction was not granted.
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