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ARTICLE · 21 APRIL 2022

Overview Of China's "Standards For Determining General Trademark Violations"

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China's recently released Standards for Determining General Trademark Violations (the "Standards") consists of 35 articles, which provide for ten categories of violations of the order of trademark administration in detail.

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China's recently released Standards for Determining General Trademark Violations (the "Standards")  consists of 35 articles, which provide for ten categories of violations of the order of trademark administration in detail, including:

  • infringement by (not) using a registered trademark
  • use of marks that are not allowed to be used as trademarks
  • use of the words "well-known mark" in commercial activities
  • failure of a trademark licensee to mark its name and origin of goods
  • changing the name, address or other information of the registered trademark or the registrant on its own
  • failure to fulfil the obligations of managing collective trademarks and certification trademarks, failure to fulfil the obligations of managing trademark printing, and

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