Bombay HC closes Sonu Nigam IP case after namesake agrees to stop using his identity

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The Bombay High Court has disposed of an intellectual property lawsuit filed by singer Sonu Nigam after the case reached an amicable settlement. The dispute centred on a namesake individual who had been using the singer's identity on social media. As part of the settlement, the namesake agreed to refrain from using Sonu Nigam's likeness or identity going forward. The court accepted the agreed consent terms as formal undertakings, giving them legal weight. Both parties confirmed that the matter had been fully resolved in accordance with the settlement terms.

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