A new court interpretation aims to achieve consistency in recognising and protecting famous trademarks in civil disputes relating to trademark infringement and unfair competition

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SAIC sets out rules for well-known trademark recognition and opposition.

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The Interpretation sets forth circumstances under which a people's court will not examine whether the concerned trademark is well-known or not.