Summary
In Experion Developers Pvt. Ltd. v. Ishu Singh (CS(COMM) 1152/2026), the Delhi High Court granted interim protection for the EXPERION trademark and the EMERELLE RESERVE project name against a website that was 'falsely portraying itself as an authorised channel partner'. The court directed the domain registrar to block the site within 72 hours of being notified. Fake 'official partner' sites are a common way to collect booking amounts and buyer data in real estate.
| Who is affected | Real estate developers, brokers and home buyers; any business that sells through partners or dealers whose names can be copied online. |
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| What to do | Register both your company brand and key project or product names as trademarks, publish a list of genuine partners on your website, and act at once against look-alike domains. Developers should also make sure their own lead forms meet the DPDP Act notice and consent rules. |
| Source | Delhi High Court (reported by LiveLaw) |
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