Intellectual Property

Enhancing trademark protection is another crucial aspect of China's commitment to meet WTO-imposed requirements. China's newly revised trademark law offers the prospect for greater intellectual property protection in future.

China's recently-amended Copyright Law aims to bring China's intellectual property rights protection more into line with international conventions as the country faces renewed scrutiny as a WTO member.

National LegislationBankingPeople's Bank of China, Financial Rules and Normative Documents Decided to be Repealed Catalogue中国人民银行决定废止的一批金融规章和规范性文件目录…

China's government has pledged to abide by the World Trade Organization's requirements. Here's an introduction to the tasks and commitments China faces.

Promulgated: October 27 2001Effective: as of date of promulgationMain contents: Article 8 in Part One on general provisions gives a copyright holder the…

Promulgated: October 27 2001Effective: December 1 2001Main contents: Among the general provisions in Part One, Article 2 states that product trademarks,…

National LegislationBankingQuestions and Answers on the Standards for Information Disclosures by Companies That Offer Securities to the Public No.2 - Allocations…

The PRC government has recently adopted property preservation measures on registered trademark rights to make the rules of civil procedure more efficient.

Promulgated: January 2 2001Effective: January 21 2001Main contents: The Interpretation stipulates the procedure to be taken by the people's court when…