The Delhi High Court has barred unauthorised use of the popular TV show Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah 's content. As per a report by Barandbench.com, the Delhi HC order will cover platforms illegally selling the show’s merchandise, copying its character, AI images, deepfakes and animated videos.
Also read: Taarak Mehta Ka Oooltah Chashmah's Gurucharan Singh says he tried to clear issues between Asit Modi and Jennifer Mistry An order of ex parte ad-interim injunction was passed Per the report, the court restrained a host of YouTube channels, websites, and social media handles from infringing or copying any trademark, title, character, or any other intellectual property of the popular sitcom. It added that the order would cover platforms illegally selling the show’s merchandise, copying its character, or creating Artificial Intelligence (AI) images, deepfakes and animated videos, including John Doe (unknown) defendants. Justice Mini Pushkarna passed the ex parte ad interim injunction order on August 14, reported Barandbench.
com. In the interim order passed against several known and unknown entities in a lawsuit by the show's producer, Justice Mini Pushkarna said if the ex-parte ad interim injunction is not granted, the plaintiff will suffer an irreparable loss. “An order of ex parte ad-interim injunction is passed thereby restraining the defendant nos.
1 to 12 and 14 to 21, (including the John Doe parties), their owners, partners, proprietors, officers, servants, employ.