As per case facts, Heineken Asia Pacific, owner of copyrighted TIGER beer logos since 1932, sought rectification of the Register of Copyrights against Mr. Vijay Keshav Wagh. Wagh obtained copyright ... for "SHREE SAKSHAT," which Heineken claimed unauthorizedly copied its TIGER logo. Heineken argued Wagh's work was not original, simply adding minor elements, and that Wagh made a false declaration of the work being "Unpublished" despite claiming prior use for a trademark. The question arose whether the respondent's artistic work, which substantially incorporates the petitioner's registered TIGER logo, constitutes an original work and if the copyright registration obtained by the respondent was valid given the alleged false declarations and the existing prior rights of the petitioner. Finally, the Court found the respondent's work copied the petitioner's logo in totality and was not original. The respondent's copyright was obtained via a false declaration of "Unpublished" status and due to the Trade Marks Registry's failure to cite prior registrations. The Court directed the removal of the respondent's copyright registration, stating it was not bonafide and violated copyright law.