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Court Orders Agra-Based Company To Pay Rs 10 Lakh To PUMA Over Counterfeit Shoes
In a recent ruling, the Delhi High Court ordered an Agra-based shopkeeper to pay Rs 10 lakh damages to German sportswear brand PUMA for selling counterfeit shoes bearing the 'PUMA' mark and the 'leaping cat device'.
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German Shoe Brand Von Wellx Moves Out Of China, Begins Operations In Agra
Amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, a German shoe brand, Von Wellx, recently shifted its manufacturing units from China to Agra in Uttar Pradesh.
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Mesut Ozil: The Footballer With a Heart of Gold
German midfielder Mesut Ozil has been trending on social media and for good reason. Scratch that. For a great reason!
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Iran Players Upset With Poor Equipment Ahead of FIFA World Cup
Iran's Portugese coach Carlos Queiroz is miffed with the poor quality of socks and shoes provided to his players in the lead up to the FIFA World Cup. Queiroz has also criticized the German makers of the Iran team strip Uhlsport. Iran Players Upset With Poor Equipment Ahead of FIFA World Cup.
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Adidas plans to sell $1 a pair shoe in India
Adidas, the German sportswear and equipment maker, is to launch a shoe costing one dollar a pair in India, boss Herbert Hainer said, despite the failure of a similar venture in Bangladesh.
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Court Orders Agra-Based Company To Pay Rs 10 Lakh To PUMA Over Counterfeit Shoes
In a recent ruling, the Delhi High Court ordered an Agra-based shopkeeper to pay Rs 10 lakh damages to German sportswear brand PUMA for selling counterfeit shoes bearing the 'PUMA' mark and the 'leaping cat device'.
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German Shoe Brand Von Wellx Moves Out Of China, Begins Operations In Agra
Amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, a German shoe brand, Von Wellx, recently shifted its manufacturing units from China to Agra in Uttar Pradesh.
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Mesut Ozil: The Footballer With a Heart of Gold
German midfielder Mesut Ozil has been trending on social media and for good reason. Scratch that. For a great reason!
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Iran Players Upset With Poor Equipment Ahead of FIFA World Cup
Iran's Portugese coach Carlos Queiroz is miffed with the poor quality of socks and shoes provided to his players in the lead up to the FIFA World Cup. Queiroz has also criticized the German makers of the Iran team strip Uhlsport. Iran Players Upset With Poor Equipment Ahead of FIFA World Cup.
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Adidas plans to sell $1 a pair shoe in India
Adidas, the German sportswear and equipment maker, is to launch a shoe costing one dollar a pair in India, boss Herbert Hainer said, despite the failure of a similar venture in Bangladesh.
