Encouragement for well-known trademark owners

Foreign companies have recently won court cases by claiming their trademarks are well-known in China. A new draft judicial interpretation on the recognition and protection of well-known trademarks in civil litigation will further reinforce such claims. It sets criteria for the recognition of well-known marks and standardises the remedies available for their owners. By Yang Xun, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Hong Kong.

13 minute readDecember 18, 2008 at 11:58 PM
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In November 2008, the PRC Supreme People's Court issued for public consultation a new draft of theInterpretation of Several Issues Regarding Application of Laws in Recognition and Protection of

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