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29 March 2021TrademarksAimin Huo

Fighting the trademark wolves

The key amendments to article 4 in the Trademark Law of the People’s Republic of China (PRC), amended in 2019, were a concrete and effective endeavour to address the concerns of trademark rights owners and fight against trademark filings in bad faith.

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