The Supreme Court of India has granted Flipkart eight weeks to clear its inventory of MarQ-branded electronic products amid an ongoing trademark dispute with Marc Enterprises. The court, led by Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi, refused to overturn earlier decisions from lower courts, emphasizing that the two trademarks are 'substantially similar' and could mislead consumers. This decision follows a 10 April ruling from the Delhi High Court, which upheld an injunction against Flipkart, stating that the MarQ brand is deceptively similar to Marc's trademark, MARC. Flipkart, which launched the MarQ brand in 2017, has been criticized for continuing to sell these products despite court orders, with Justice Bagchi highlighting that they had previously been allowed to sell existing stock only under strict conditions. As Flipkart prepares for a potential public listing, discussions about mediation and rebranding options have emerged, although Marc Enterprises has opposed these proposals. The dispute reflects ongoing tensions in the competitive e-commerce market in India.