Malaysia Hotline: +603- 2141 8908
Chinese
authorities to address the complaints include provisions to fight so-called
trademark squatting, expand protection of China brand name registration and
appeal procedures that were enacted by the nation’s legislature. China is reforming
its patent, copyright, trade secrets, and other IP-related laws and regulations
for China brand name registration
China's IPR Enforcement System
Addressing
infringement of IP in China follows a two-track system. The first and most
prevalent is the administrative track, whereby an IP rights holder files a
complaint at the local administrative office. The second is the judicial track,
whereby complaints are filed through the court system. (China has established
specialized IP panels in its civil court system throughout the country.)
Determining which IP agency has jurisdiction over an act of infringement can be
confusing. Jurisdiction of IP protection is diffused throughout a number of
government agencies and offices, with each typically responsible for the
protection afforded by one statute or one specific area of IP-related law.
China is
a party to international agreements to protect intellectual property (including
the WIPO, Berne and Paris Conventions, among others), a company must register
its patents and trademarks with the appropriate Chinese agencies and
authorities for those rights to be enforceable in China. China continues to be
a haven for counterfeiters and pirates. According to one copyright industry
association, the piracy rate remains one of the highest in the world.
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