KARACHI: A division bench of High Court of Sindh on Tuesday fixed June 21 for final arguments in a petition suit pertaining to intellectual property rights filed by Reckitt & Coleman against importers of Cherry Blossom, Cherry Fast shoe polish.
Earlier the bench heard counsel from Franklin Law Associates who submitted that plaintiff company has been sold in 1994 and the self-acclaimed attorney has no authority to represent the plaintiff. The plaintiff company is not registered in Pakistan, he contended further submitting that plaintiff has no locus standi to file the instant suit or to pray to court for detention of the consignments imported by the defendants.
The bench after detailed hearing fixed June 21 as date for deciding the maintainability of the suit.