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28 September 2016TrademarksXiaojun Guo

A flexible approach to law making

Since the Chinese intellectual property laws provide only the framework of the country’s IP systems, the Supreme Court has issued many judicial interpretations which are essentially lower level laws to fill the gaps in legislation left by the National People’s Congress. The courts have great discretion in “residual law making” in light of new phenomena brought by the development of technologies such as the internet and 3D printing.

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