The suit also demanded Rs2m ($23,833) in damages from the Pune eatery's owners, Anahita and Shapoor Irani. The court noted that Burger King began its operations in India in 2014, while the Pune ...

India Business News: The Bombay High Court granted interim relief to Burger King, restraining a Pune eatery from using the "Burger King" name until September 2024. This de ...

Burger King loses 13-year legal battle against Indian restaurant. Pune court rules Indian restaurant had been using name for over a decade before American chain started doing business in country ...

The US-based Burger King Corporation opened its first Indian store in November 2014, but the Pune eatery had been operating since 1989 and had also been using the name ‘Burger King’ since 1992.

A Pune district court dismissed a trademark infringement lawsuit filed by Burger King Corporation against a local eatery operating under the same name since 1991. The court ruled in favor of the ...

Burger King Corporation launched its first outlet in India in November 2014, starting in Delhi, and expanded to Pune the following year. The company claimed that it had issued a cease and desist ...

Burger King, one of the second largest fast food hamburger company in the world had started using the trademark since 1954 and had its first franchised restaurant in Asia in 1982 and there are ...

Appearing for the Pune-based food joint, Burger King, registered under the owners Anahita Irani and Shapoor Irani with businesses in Pune’s Camp Cantonment and Koregaon Park, advocate Abhijit ...

The Court noted that the Pune-based restaurant had been using the ‘Burger King’ name since 1991-92, while the U.S. company only began operations in India in 2014.

Pune's iconic eatery has won a 13-year legal battle against the United States-based fast-food giant Burger King Corporation. Now, the popular eatery will get to use its old name 'Burger King' again.

Restaurant Brands Asia, Burger King's master franchisee in India, reported a narrowed net loss of Rs 60.44 crore for Q4 2025, against a Rs 92.1 crore loss the previous year. Revenue rose to Rs 632 ...