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Legislation Seminar: Plant Variety Rights Amendments

IP Key China, in partnership with the Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO), the Development Center of Science and Technology of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (DCST, MARA) and the Plant Variety Right Protection Office of the National Forestry and Grassland Administration (PVPO, NFGA) of China, held an online Seminar on the Amendments to the Legislation on Plant Variety Rights on 6 May 2022.

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Seminar on the Latest Developments in the field of Trade Marks

IP Key China, in partnership with the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA), supported by the Delegation of the European Union to China and the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), organised the Seminar on the Latest Developments in the Field of Trade Marks on 16 March 2022.

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Study on the Judicial Procedures Currently in Place in China for the Treatment of Intellectual Property Cases

This study analyses some aspects of judicial procedures in China, for example, evidence, service of documents, provisional measures, trial, interaction between administrative, criminal and civil procedures. These rules are not specific to intellectual property cases, but IP cases show why it is important for foreign stakeholders to know the rules. Some of these rules apply specifically to foreign litigants, but most of them apply to all litigants without distinction.

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中国知识产权案件现行司法程序研究

本次研究旨在分析中国现行司法程序的某些方面,诸如证据、文书送达、临时措施、审理、行政、刑事和民事程序之间的关系等,虽然所涉规则并非专门针对知识产权案件,但通过知识产权案件,便于国外利益攸关方了解这些规则同样重要。这些规则中的部分内容专门适用于外国诉讼当事人,但多数规则同等适用于所有诉讼当事人。

Study on the Judicial Procedures Currently in Place in China for the Treatment of Intellectual Property Cases

This Study aims to analyse some aspects of judicial procedures prevailing in China, for example, the evidence, service of documents, provisional measures, trial, interaction between administrative, criminal and civil procedures. These rules are not specific to the treatment of intellectual property cases, but IP cases show why it is important for foreign stakeholders to know the rules. Some of these rules apply specifically to foreign litigants, but most of them apply to all litigants, without distinction.