IP Tribunal Stay Order Notice – SunnyD STAT vs SUNDION (Scotmann Pharmaceuticals)
IP Tribunal Stay Order Notice – SunnyD STAT vs SUNDION (Scotmann Pharmaceuticals) · Islamabad · Express,
Notice advertisement published in Express on Tuesday, 28 July 2026, listed under Islamabad. Issued by IP Tribunal Stay Order Notice – SunnyD STAT vs SUNDION (Scotmann Pharmaceuticals).
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Ali & Associates, acting for SCOTMANN PHARMACEUTICALS (Islamabad), issues a public legal notice regarding an Intellectual Property Tribunal matter and a stay order (No. 106/2020) concerning the trade dress/get-up and name of the branded softgel product SunnyD STAT and a competing product marketed as SUNDION.
| Issuer | SCOTMANN PHARMACEUTICALS, Islamabad (through legal counsel Ali & Associates) |
|---|---|
| Legal Forum / Order | Intellectual Property Tribunal, Islamabad — Stay Order No. 106/2020 |
| Subject / Products | SunnyD STAT Softgel Capsule (brand/get-up) and competing product SUNDION (Vitamin D3 softgel) |
| Relief / Notice | The Tribunal has issued a stay order restraining actions in relation to the impugned name/get-up. The public, distributors, retailers and manufacturers are warned not to manufacture, market, advertise, distribute or otherwise deal in the SUNDION product or any get-up that infringes or is deceptively similar to SunnyD STAT while the matter remains subject to the Tribunal's proceedings. |
| Action / Contact | Matters are being handled by Ali & Associates on behalf of SCOTMANN PHARMACEUTICALS; interested parties should take notice of the Tribunal's stay and seek legal advice before dealing in the impugned product. |
This notice is intended to inform the trade and general public of the Tribunal's stay order and to caution against dealing in products that may infringe the proprietary get-up or trade name of SunnyD STAT.
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