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The Provisions lay down the criteria under which a people's court should accepts a civil case on conflicts between prior rights and registered trademarks or enterprise names.
In recent years, the number of cases concerning conflict between registered trademarks, enterprise names and the prior civil rights has been increasing sharply in China. This has created widespread concern and is fast becoming a hot and difficult issue in the trials of intellectual property rights.