Case 1 Protection of SINGERTrademark In November 1995,the Jiangsu NanjingBureau of Industry and Commerceinvestigated and dealt with a case in whichthe registered trademark SINGER for sewingmachines belonging to the Si...Case 1 Protection of SINGERTrademark In November 1995,the Jiangsu NanjingBureau of Industry and Commerceinvestigated and dealt with a case in whichthe registered trademark SINGER for sewingmachines belonging to the Singer Co.Ltdwas infringed upon. From the end of 1994 to early 1995,the Jiangsu New Time Industry and TradeCompany(hereinafter called New Time Co.for short),without permission from thetrademark proprietor,organized the productionof 9,600 sewing-machine heads with展开更多
The protection of intellectual property in China has aroused the concern of the international world for some time. Here is an interview of Liu Mingxue, Director of the State Administration of Industry and Commerce, wh...The protection of intellectual property in China has aroused the concern of the international world for some time. Here is an interview of Liu Mingxue, Director of the State Administration of Industry and Commerce, who talked about protecting intellectual property in China, especially the protection of registered foreign trademarks. Reporter: China has done much展开更多
Since opening to the outside world, China has paid close attention to the protection of the intellectual property by legislative means. The administrations of industry and commerce and the people’s courts at all leve...Since opening to the outside world, China has paid close attention to the protection of the intellectual property by legislative means. The administrations of industry and commerce and the people’s courts at all levels have handled a lot of trademark infringement cases.effectivelv protecting the exclusive right of foreign registered trademarks in China. In this issue we select some cases to let our readers know how foreign registered trademarks have been protected in China.展开更多
China’s trademark business hasmade much progress since thecountry began its reform and open-uppolicy. In 1979 there were only 32,589registered trademarks, of which 5,130were foreign ones. With the establishmentand im...China’s trademark business hasmade much progress since thecountry began its reform and open-uppolicy. In 1979 there were only 32,589registered trademarks, of which 5,130were foreign ones. With the establishmentand improvement of the trademarkprotection system, the valid registeredtrademarks had reached 465,865 by theend of 1994, and 70,216 of them were for70 countries and regions. Such speed israre in the world. The features of the country’strademark protection system are asfollows: 1. Definite legal regulations andclear government展开更多
文摘Case 1 Protection of SINGERTrademark In November 1995,the Jiangsu NanjingBureau of Industry and Commerceinvestigated and dealt with a case in whichthe registered trademark SINGER for sewingmachines belonging to the Singer Co.Ltdwas infringed upon. From the end of 1994 to early 1995,the Jiangsu New Time Industry and TradeCompany(hereinafter called New Time Co.for short),without permission from thetrademark proprietor,organized the productionof 9,600 sewing-machine heads with
文摘The protection of intellectual property in China has aroused the concern of the international world for some time. Here is an interview of Liu Mingxue, Director of the State Administration of Industry and Commerce, who talked about protecting intellectual property in China, especially the protection of registered foreign trademarks. Reporter: China has done much
文摘Since opening to the outside world, China has paid close attention to the protection of the intellectual property by legislative means. The administrations of industry and commerce and the people’s courts at all levels have handled a lot of trademark infringement cases.effectivelv protecting the exclusive right of foreign registered trademarks in China. In this issue we select some cases to let our readers know how foreign registered trademarks have been protected in China.
文摘China’s trademark business hasmade much progress since thecountry began its reform and open-uppolicy. In 1979 there were only 32,589registered trademarks, of which 5,130were foreign ones. With the establishmentand improvement of the trademarkprotection system, the valid registeredtrademarks had reached 465,865 by theend of 1994, and 70,216 of them were for70 countries and regions. Such speed israre in the world. The features of the country’strademark protection system are asfollows: 1. Definite legal regulations andclear government
