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The Delhi High Court dismissed a plea by Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) against a YouTube advertisement by Uber Moto featuring Sunrisers Hyderabad's cricketer Travis Head, finding no prima facie case of trademark disparagement or infringement. The court opined that the advertisement, titled "Baddies in Bengaluru ft.
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