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ARTICLE · 08 JULY 2019

Taiwan Customs' Border Control For Trademark Protection

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Based upon such recordal, Customs will conduct goods inspection.

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Imports or exports suspected of trademark infringement can be detained by Taiwan's Customs according to the "Regulations Governing Customs Measures in Protecting the Rights and Interests of Trademark."

Under the said Regulation, the proprietor of a registered trademark may seek to have an infringing import/export detained by filing a written request with Customs along with supporting materials/information including (1) the fact of infringement as well as a description of the infringing goods' identifiable features; (2) name of the exporter/importer, name of the goods, import/export ports, date, number of flight or ship, number of container, storage venue of the goods; and (3) the Certificate of Trademark Registration. Customs shall notify the proprietor of a registered trademark whether the information submitted is specific enough for acceptance, and shall provide rationales if the request is dismissed.

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