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NAVIN CHAWLA
Rmc Project Management International, Llc – Appellant
Versus
Whizlabs Software Private Limited – Respondent
JUDGMENT
1. This suit has been filed by the plaintiff praying for the following reliefs:
"(a) A decree of Permanent Injunction restraining the Defendants, their employees, subordinates, representatives, agents and all other persons claiming under them or acting in concert with them from infringing in any manner the Plaintiff's copyright in the said PM FASTrack software and literary works comprised in the said PM FASTrack software and from reproducing/copying/illegally using or substantially reproducing/copying/illegally using the PM FASTrack software and any part thereof and any of the literary work in the said PM FASTrack software and from issuing, circulating, distributing or in any manner disseminating infringing copies of the Whizlabs Software to any person, third party or the public;
(b) A decree of delivery up, against the Defendants, their employees, subordinates, representatives, agents and all other persons claiming under them or acting in concert with them, for destruction/deletion all of the Defendant's Whizlabs software related manuals or documents which are a reproduction of or copy or a substantial reproduction or a copy of any of the manuals, documents or contents of
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