Indonesia's biggest tech startup, GoTo, is confronting a mammoth claim by a more modest tech firm, who asserts that it has restrictive freedoms to the brand name.
Legal counselors for PT Terbit Financial Technology, a computerized exchanging stage supplier, reported to the press today that the organization documented a claim with the Jakarta Metro Police looking for IDR2 trillion (US$140.2 million) in harms from GoTo — the blended element of superapp Gojek and web based business stage Tokopedia — on Oct. 13, 2021.
"The litigants are Tokopedia and Gojek, just as their four CEOs," PT Terbit Financial Technology legitimate delegate Alfons Loemau said at the Jakarta Metro Police HQ today.
GoTo is driven by GoTo Group CEO Andre Soelistyo, GoTo President Patrick Cao, Gojek CEO Kevin Aluwi, and Tokopedia CEO William Tanuwijaya. Gojek and Tokopedia combined and became GoTo in May 2021.
Alfons said his customer has archives demonstrating select responsibility for GoTo brand (however theirs is adapted "GOTO"), which were given by the Justice and Human Rights Ministry on March 10, 2020. The patent, he says, is legitimate until 2030.
GoTo VP of Public Affairs Astrid Kusumawardhani said the organization has likewise authoritatively enrolled the GoTo name with the specialists, yet it will regard all lawful cycle in the claim in any case.
By and large, the Indonesian overall set of laws has shown a propensity to agree with whoever first registers a name or a brand, paying little heed to the height of the organizations engaged with the questions
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