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Does an Apprehension of Trademark Infringement constitute a Cause of Action under Trademark Law?
[This piece has been authored by Shubhank Suman, a student at the National Law University, Odisha.] Introduction Quia timet action is a Latin expression meaning, ‘because he fears’. It leads us to the concept where a plaintiff seeks an injunction in a court of law based on the apprehension that the defendant will hurt him […]
