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A Jurisprudential Analysis of the Case Italian Ferrero Co., Ltd. v. Mengtesha Food Co., Ltd.
During this trial, Ferrero also filed a lawsuit against the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board (TRAB) of SAIC.
Law & Enforcement
By Huang Yong
Issue 22
2008/7/10 15:24:24
Inversion Principle of the Burden of Proof for Patent Infringement Litigation
Interview
Li Deshan
Issue 22
2008/7/2 16:48:06
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Novelty Requirement for Granting Patent Right for Design
This article will probe into the new provisions regarding the novelty requirements for granting patent right for design.
Column
Liu Xiaojun
Issue 22
2008/7/2 16:31:36
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The Impact of the “Schneider” Case on the IP Strategies of Foreign Investors
There has been a growing concern among foreign investors in China regarding the explosion of registrations.
Special Report
Paolo Beconcini
Issue 22
2008/7/2 16:16:33
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A Few Remarks on the Patent Infringement Case of Chint v. Schneider
Special Report
Liang Yong
Issue 22
2008/7/2 16:14:07
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CHINT v. SCHNEIDER on Patent Infringement
A first-instance judgment ordered defendant SCHNEIDER to pay RMB 330 million in damages to Chinese plaintiff, CHINT.
Special Report
Harry Yang, Chi...
Issue 22
2008/7/2 15:50:42
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CHINT v. SCHNEIDER on Patent Infringement
Novelty Requirement for Granting Patent Right for Design
A Jurisprudential Analysis of the Case Italian Ferrero Co., Ltd. v. Mengtesha Food Co., Ltd.
Inversion Principle of the Burden of Proof for Patent Infringement Litigation
A Few Remarks on the Patent Infringement Case of Chint v. Schneider
The Impact of the “Schneider” Case on the IP Strategies of Foreign Investors