As per case facts, Mold Tek Packaging Ltd sued Neway Industries Pvt Ltd for infringing patents IN 401417 and IN 298724. An interim injunction was granted for both patents, but ... later, the Commercial Court confirmed it only for IN 401417 and vacated it for IN 298724. Both parties appealed this Order. Neway argued non-infringement and invalidity for IN 401417, while Mold Tek challenged the vacation of injunction for IN 298724 due to perceived invalidity. The question arose whether the Commercial Court correctly assessed infringement and patent validity, especially regarding the conflation of these aspects and the burden of proof for IN 298724. Finally, the appellate court dismissed Neway's appeal for IN 401417, upholding infringement and validity. For IN 298724, it upheld infringement but quashed the invalidity findings, remanding the matter for fresh consideration on invalidity and reviving the ex parte ad interim injunction.