Chinese domain names have become an important online marketing tool for businesses with a strong presence in China. However, the lack of regulation is a major concern and may lead to website domain name disputes. What options are available to resolve such disputes and how can businesses protect these intellectual property rights?
Issued: January 22 2006Effective: March 31 2006Main contents: The Circular delegates the departments in charge of commerce at the provincial level and…
Issued: December 3 2005Effective: as of date of issueApplicability: In the event of a conflict between existing provisions and the Decision, the Decision…
Promulgated: February 14 2006Effective: March 18 2006Applicability: These Measures apply to public participation in environmental impact assessment of…
By Ji Hailong*The author may be contacted through Dr Sabine Kellerer, [email protected]: www.freshfields.comIn China, a company often…
With regard to tax agreements entered into by China with foreign states, the term 'permanent establishment' shall be deemed not to include the maintenance of a fixed place of business solely for the purpose of carrying on, for the enterprise, any activity of a preparatory or auxiliary character.
By Song [email protected]: www.haiwen-law.comA popular choice for the brand name of a seller's goods or services is the use of the…
By Liu [email protected] www.sullcrom.comThe Measures for the Administration of the Takeover of Listed Companies (the Takeover Measures) and…
Issued: January 5 2006Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: The Provisions comprise:Part One: General ProvisionsPart Two: Project AdministrationPart…
Issued: March 24 2006Main contents: Labelling of imported food products and cosmetics shall comply with Chinese laws, regulations and compulsory standards.…