The Intellectual Property Court pointed out in a civil litigation against trademark infringement that the exclusive license should be limited to the situations where the trademark owner will not use the licensed trademark.

According to the Trademark Act, the exclusive licensee is entitled to take legal actions against trademark infringement as the trademark owner may take.

On August 5, 2024, the Intellectual Property and Commercial Court (hereinafter the "IP Court") issued its Civil Judgment No. 112-Min-Shang-Su-Zi-54, which analyzes and assesses whether a licensor can terminate a license agreement on the grounds that the licensee has exceeded the scope of the license.

In Taiwan's patent and trademark law regimes, the doctrine of international exhaustion is still the benchmark for addressing issues of parallel imports, also called "water goods"...