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The Hindu
Sunday, December 8, 2002

Indraprasth, Dec. 8 (PTI) - World-wide controversy over
the harmful side-effects of commonly used Nimesulide
tablet notwithstanding, pharmaceutical major Dr Reddy's
Laboratories Ltd, having high share of the drug in the
Indian market, has moved and got relief from the Delhi
High Court to protect its brand from being plagiarised by
a company.

Dr Reddy's Lab filed a suit seeking protection to its
"Nimesulide BP 100 mg" under the trade mark "NISE" while
alleging that Delhi-based Maiden Pharmaceuticals Ltd was
manufacturing similar tablets under a deceptively
identical brand name "NICE" to cash in on the established
brand name.

Giving relief to Dr Reddy's Lab, Justice M K Sharma in an
ex-parte order restrained the local company from
manufacturing and marketing the tablets under the brand
name "NICE" till the next date of hearing.

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