Insights into criminal convictions for mark counterfeiting
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clpstaff &clp articlesRouseDiana Matthias, Diageo and Landy Jiang, Rouse www.diageo.com; [email protected] Beijing criminal case (the Judgment of Beijing Daxing District…
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Diana Matthias, Diageo and
Landy Jiang, Rouse
www.diageo.com; [email protected]
A Beijing criminal case (the Judgment of Beijing Daxing District Court (2010) daxingchuzi No.320) involving trademark counterfeiting, one of the “10 Best Court Cases of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Protection of China in 2010”, provides a useful illustration of some of the issues surrounding criminal IP infringement, and an indication that the Chinese judicial system is supporting the recent crackdown on counterfeits in China.
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