The Delhi High Court is reviewing Hero MotoCorp's challenge to the 'MotorHunk' trademark. Hero MotoCorp claims the mark is too similar to its 'Hunk' brand, potentially confusing customers. Nitin Khanna, founder of MotorHunk, argues the marks are distinct and Hero MotoCorp no longer uses its 'Hunk' mark.
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