Analysis Delhi High Court's decision in Starbucks v. SardarBuksh case in favour of Starbucks is unbiased and justified. The coffee house has not been ordered any shut down or heavy penalty but the simple amendments in the change of its name and the logo to avoid any confusion among the customers. While Starbucks has been in existence since 1971, and has registered its name and logo in 2001, SardarBuksh is a relatively a new brand. The decision was taken under The Trademarks Act, 1999, with the consensus of both the plaintiff and the defendant. The defendant was also provided with enough time of 2 months as per their demands to make necessary changes. Therefore, when two marks are put next to each other, if they cause confusion or mislead the viewers, they would be deceptively similar and therefore cannot be registered. Thus, SardarBuksh is now called Sardarji-Bakhsh Coffee & Co