China Trade Mark Association's new policies and guidelines
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clpstaff &clp articlesRouseRachel Tan and Sophie [email protected], [email protected] In July, the China Trade Mark Association held a seminar for Chinese trade mark practitioners.…
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Rachel Tan and Sophie Zhao
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In July, the China Trade Mark Association held a seminar for Chinese trade mark practitioners. During this seminar, the Trade Mark Review & Adjudication Board (TRAB) discussed a number of policy changes, as well as guidelines for 'well-known' trade mark status which had been issued in April this year.
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