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A “Rosy” Case: Salient Features of Two Landmark Lawsuits

26 November 2012

A “Rosy” Case: Salient Features of Two Landmark Lawsuits

In a case where the Chinese translation of a registered Western trademark had not been registered by the original owner, a High Court in China held that the use of a trade name incorporating an element confusingly similar, but not identical to, a registered trademark may constitute trademark infringement.

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Shanghai No 1 Intermediate People’s Court Shanghai High People’s Court Anti-Unfair Competition Law Jun He Law Offices

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China

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