Delhivery Share Price in Focus as Delhi High Court Grants Interim Injunction on Trademark and Copyright Infringement

The Delhi High Court granted an ex parte interim injunction in the case of Delhivery Limited versus John Doe, Ashok Kumar and others, safeguarding the logistics provider’s registered trademark and copyright against unauthorised exploitation, as per Bar and Bench. 

Interim Injunction Protects Delhivery’s Marks 

The court restrained defendants No 1 to 6 from using any variation of the DELHIVERY trademark in e‑mails, domain names, letter heads, franchise letters or agreements.  

Justice Jyoti Singh observed that the marks employed by the defendants are identical or deceptively similar to the plaintiff’s registered marks, creating a high likelihood of confusion among consumers sharing the same trade channels. 

Grounds for the Injunction 

Delhivery alleged that the defendants colluded to misrepresent themselves as company representatives, extracting money from unsuspecting customers by offering false franchise and delivery services.  

The court noted prima facie evidence of misrepresentation and an intent to ride on Delhivery’s goodwill and reputation. 

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Enforcement Directions 

The order directed domain registrars to suspend and lock infringing domains such as “delhiverydistibutars.com” and “delhiverypartner.com”.  

Telecom service providers must disclose the full names, e‑mail addresses and residential addresses of the defendants. Banking institutions holding the defendants’ accounts are required to reveal KYC details and block or suspend the accounts. 

Next Hearing 

The matter is scheduled for a further hearing on March 19, 2026, where the court will consider additional evidence and any further relief sought by the parties. 

Delhivery Share Price Performance  

As of January 28, 2026, at 9:21 AM, Delhivery share price on NSE was trading at ₹403 up by 0.66% from the previous closing price. 

Conclusion 

The Delhi High Court’s interim order provides immediate protection for Delhivery’s trademark and copyright, imposes restrictions on the defendants’ use of similar marks, and orders disclosure of contact and banking details to prevent further infringement. 

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