Intellectual Property Law Case Solutions

Author: Xiong Ying
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The book "Case Solutions on Intellectual Property Law" is a supplementary teaching material for the mandatory course "Intellectual Property Law" in the legal major of the National Higher Education Self-Tuition Examination. The book has the following characteristics:
1. Reasonable Structure. "Case Solutions on Intellectual Property Law" is based on the designated textbook "Intellectual Property Law" for the National Higher Education Self-Tuition Examination and follows the main outline of the "Self-Tuition Examination Syllabus for Intellectual Property Law." The book's structure is designed according to the syllabus's basic framework, categorically collecting relevant cases and ensuring that the cases included are synchronized with the syllabus content, facilitating students' simultaneous reference and comparison while studying.
2. Up-to-Date Materials. The book collects 99 actual intellectual property cases that have occurred since China's entry into the WTO or have been recently handled by courts. Most of the cases are from the past one to two years. The cases included have significant social impact, such as the "Snake Zodiac Stamp Case" issued by the National Postal Administration in 2001, the "Information Network Transmission Right Infringement Case" after the revision of the Copyright Law, the "Reverse Counterfeiting Case of the Crocodile Trademark," the "Preliminary Injunction Case of Zhongyuan after the Trademark Law Revision," and China's first foreign-related copyright dispute case involving toy building blocks. These cases have all attracted widespread attention and discussion.
3. Reliable Basis. The author, based on the "Self-Tuition Examination Syllabus for Intellectual Property Law," poses questions for each case included and provides in-depth, yet accessible, thematic analysis. The analysis is grounded in the revised Patent Law (2000), Trademark Law (2001), and Copyright Law (2001) and their implementing regulations or rules, as well as relevant new judicial interpretations and regulations from the State Council's competent authorities, making it reliable and effective.
4. Accurate Analysis. The book not only addresses specific legal issues for each case but also identifies the difficulties and common pitfalls in analyzing them. Building on this, the author provides case-by-case commentary based on relevant regulations. In solving problems, the book strives for accuracy and clarity, enabling students to significantly improve their ability to analyze and resolve intellectual property legal issues through this book.
5. Strong Practicality. Due to its up-to-date materials and reliable basis, the book is not only suitable as a supplementary self-study guide for students in the legal major of the National Higher Education Self-Tuition Examination but also serves as a reference for other law students, as well as those engaged in teaching, research, and practice in intellectual property law.