The Delhi High Court has stayed an order directing Amazon Technologies to pay Rs 340 crore in damages to Lifestyle Equities for alleged 'Beverly Hills Polo Club' trademark infringement. The division bench, led by Justice Hari Shankar, also stayed costs imposed by the single judge.
The stay is conditional on Amazon complying with remaining directions from the earlier ruling. In February, Justice Prathiba M Singh had ordered Amazon to stop selling products using marks similar to Lifestyle's registered trademark.
Lifestyle Equities claimed ownership of the 'Beverly Hills Polo Club' brand, launched in India in 2007, covering clothing, watches, eyewear, bags, and footwear. Amazon challenged the findings in May, arguing they lacked supporting evidence and required detailed legal scrutiny.
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