PENDSE
A. Hami Brothers – Appellant
Versus
Hami – Respondent
2. The registered mark consists of a composite letter with three features - a flower design, the numeral 96 and the word 'Majmua'. The register sets out the disclaimer providing that the registration of the mark shall give no right to the exclusive use of the device of flowers and the word 'Majmua' either separately or together.
2A. Respondent 1 is a partnership concern and carry on business as manufacturers and traders of Attars and perfumes. Respondent 1 are carrying on business in Attars and perfumes since the year 1945 and since the year 1956 have been using a composite mark containing the flower design and the expression 'Majmua' with numeral 96 as its leading distinctive feature for and in respect of perfumes manufactured by respondent 1 and sold on a large scale. The petitioners are also a partnership firm carrying on business as the manufacturers, dealers and exporters of Attars and perfumes. The peti
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