This document summarizes a court case between Mohit Varshney and Kaila Agro Industries. The plaintiff was granted permission to amend their plaint to include recent copyright registrations. The defendant did not object to the amendment. The court allowed the plaintiff's amendment application and granted the defendant four weeks to file an amended written statement. The court also allowed the defendant's application to correct their name from being misspelled as "Kalia" to the proper spelling of "Kaila" in court records. The case was scheduled for further hearing on completion of pleadings and arguments on the plaintiff's application under Order 39 Rules 1 & 2 CPC.
This document summarizes a court case between Mohit Varshney and Kaila Agro Industries. The plaintiff was granted permission to amend their plaint to include recent copyright registrations. The defendant did not object to the amendment. The court allowed the plaintiff's amendment application and granted the defendant four weeks to file an amended written statement. The court also allowed the defendant's application to correct their name from being misspelled as "Kalia" to the proper spelling of "Kaila" in court records. The case was scheduled for further hearing on completion of pleadings and arguments on the plaintiff's application under Order 39 Rules 1 & 2 CPC.
This document summarizes a court case between Mohit Varshney and Kaila Agro Industries. The plaintiff was granted permission to amend their plaint to include recent copyright registrations. The defendant did not object to the amendment. The court allowed the plaintiff's amendment application and granted the defendant four weeks to file an amended written statement. The court also allowed the defendant's application to correct their name from being misspelled as "Kalia" to the proper spelling of "Kaila" in court records. The case was scheduled for further hearing on completion of pleadings and arguments on the plaintiff's application under Order 39 Rules 1 & 2 CPC.
Present : Sh. Arpit Singh, ld. counsel for the plaintiff.
Sh. Mohan Vidhani and Sh. Prakhar Singh, ld. Counsels for the defendant. Written submissions filed on behalf of defendant alongwith reply to the application U/o 39 Rule 2A CPC and plaintiffs affidavit regarding application U/o 6 Rule 17 CPC. Copy given to ld. counsel for the plaintiff who submits that they need time to go through the written submissions and will also need time for filing their written submissions. It is being further submitted on behalf of plaintiff that the main arguing counsel Sh. Ajay Amitabh Suman and Mr. Shrawan Kumar Bansal are not available today as Mr. Shrawan Kumar Bansal has been recently appointed as a Patent Agent and there is a get together organized in their office. As prayed, let the brief written submissions be filed by the plaintiff within two weeks with advance copy to the other side. Ld. Counsel for the defendant submits that the defendant has no objection to the application of the plaintiff filed U/o 6 Rule 17 CPC for amendment of the plaint being allowed and that the affidavit of Mr. Amit Singhal, one of the partner of the defendant firm has also been filed in this regard. Ld. Counsel for plaintiff submits that the plaintiff has been granted Copyright registration bearing no. A-136824/2021 and A-136803/2021 recently and that the plaintiff had already disclosed about filing of the Copyright application in para 6 of its original Contd...2/- -2- plaint and now the plaintiff is seeking to amend the plaint to incorporate the factum of plaintiff’s Copyright registration in para 6 of the said plaint. It is being further submitted that the Copyright registration has been granted to the plaintiff only after institution of the present suit and that the said amendment is not going to the change the nature of the suit. It is being further submitted that the matter is at its initial stages and no prejudice is being caused to the other side if the proposed amendments are allowed. Considering the submissions and the facts narrated in the amendment application and particularly when the proposed amendment is only clarificatory in nature and the defendant has fairly conceded through the affidavit of Mr. Amit Singhal, partner of the defendant for allowing the said amendment, the application U/o 6 Rule 17 r/w Sec. 151 CPC filed by the plaintiff for amendment of the plaint is hereby allowed and the said application stands disposed of accordingly. The amended plaint filed alongwith the said application is taken on record. Copy of amended plaint is given to ld. Counsel for the defendant who seeks four weeks time for filing the amended written statement. The request is allowed and the replication, if any, to the amended WS be filed within a week after receipt of amended WS. An application U/s 151 CPC for correction of the name of defendant has been filed on behalf of the defendant. It is being submitted by ld. Counsel for the defendant that the defendant’s name is being wrongly reflected in the causelist and in some ordersheets and that the defendant’s name should be typed as ‘Kaila Contd...3/- -3- Agro Industries’ instead of Kalia Agro Industries. Perusal of the plaint as well as written statement filed on record shows that the defendant's name is Kaila Agro Industries but in the causelist uploaded on the net, the same is being wrongly reflected as Kalia Agro Industries. The said error is appearing even in today’s causelist. The Registry is directed to make necessary amendment in its records and the name of the defendant shall be read in the proceedings as M/s. Kaila Agro Industries. The application U/s 151 CPC filed on behalf of the defendant hereby stands allowed and disposed of accordingly. At the request of ld. counsel for the plaintiff, put up for completion of pleadings and for arguments on the application U/o 39 Rule 1 & 2 CPC on 27.09.2022.
(Prem Kumar Barthwal)
District Judge (Commercial Court)-01 (South)/Saket Courts, New Delhi/20.08.2022a
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