Nowadays many applicants choose to register their marks through Madrid (WIPO), on the basis of their own national applications / registrations, and at the same time, or at a later stage, designating many countries, including China.
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Nowadays many applicants choose to register their
marks through Madrid (WIPO), on the basis of their own
national applications / registrations, and at the
same time, or at a later stage, designating many countries,
including China. Today I would like to share something
important regarding the international registration designating
China (hereinafter IR (CN)), which will include 1) the CNIPA's
substantial examination of an IR (CN); 2) notification of amendment
/ opposition / invalidation / non-use cancellation against an IR
(CN);3) if the basic national applications / registrations is
cancelled, how about the Chinese designation?
1. The CNIPA's substantial
examination of an IR (CN)
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