C O M M O N O R D E R

A common order is being passed in all the above applications.

2. The applicant has knocked the doors of this Court on the ground that the Franchisee appointed by him has not only failed to pay the Franchisee fee but has also created two trade marks similar in colour and appearance to that of the applicant.

3. Considering the fact that there has been a violation of the terms of the Franchise Agreement, the applicant has moved this Court for various orders of interim injunction.

4. The following are the reliefs that are being claimed by the applicant.

i) An interim injunction restraining the respondent, all his principal officers, staff, men, agent, servants, successors, assigns in business, representatives and any other person from infringing the registered trademark of the applicant having registration number 3768877,or any other word/words/logo/artistic work/device that are identical or deceptively similar to the said registered Trademark of the applicant in class 43 and thereby restraining the respondent from in any manner infringing the registered trademark of the applicant pending final adjudication of the disputes between the applicant and the respondent throu