Core Viewpoint - Radico Khaitan has received interim relief from the Punjab and Haryana High Court in a trademark dispute regarding its Kashmyr vodka, which is being challenged by Piccadily Agro Industries over alleged trademark infringement [1][2]. Trademark Dispute - The dispute involves Piccadily Agro Industries, which filed a commercial suit against Radico Khaitan in July, claiming that the use of "Kashmyr" for vodka products is similar to its registered trademarks "Cashmere" and "Cashmir" [1][2]. - Radico Khaitan was initially restricted from selling products under the Kashmyr name, but this order has been suspended pending a hearing scheduled for 13 November [2]. Allegations and Arguments - Piccadily Agro alleges that Radico Khaitan's use of "Kashmyr" creates "deceptive similarity" with its "Cashmere" trademark, which could confuse consumers due to phonetic similarities and similar pricing [3]. - Radico Khaitan contends that the lawsuit is not maintainable in Karnal, as it does not manufacture or sell products in Haryana and lacks an excise license there [3][4]. Business Performance - In August, Radico Khaitan reported a significant increase in quarterly sales, with a 32% rise in net revenue from operations to ₹15.06 billion ($171.8 million) for the quarter ending June [5].