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7 May 2024TrademarksLiz Hockley

Chinese court upholds Burberry $800k win over ‘Baneberry’ infringer

Second instance judgment confirms infringement of Burberry’s well-known marks | Xinboli Trading sold products using UK fashion brand’s protected logo and graphics across online and physical stores | In-house counsel praises China firm’s ‘skill’. 

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Burberry wins prelim injunction against Chinese ‘Baneberry’ brand
22 February 2021   Burberry has secured a preliminary injunction against Shanhai-based Xinboli Trading, the owner of the Baneberry brand, in a Chinese court after it accused the company of trademark infringement.


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