Intellectual property law cases

Author: Yao Huaqing
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This textbook series selects four legal departments closely related to economics and management majors—Civil and Commercial Law, Economic Law, Administrative Law, and International Economic Law—for compilation. It is divided into four series based on different departmental laws, each series including three parts: "Theoretical Summary," "Typical Cases," and "Teaching Regulations." It is both grounded in the basic logical framework of departmental laws and focuses on practicality, selecting several cases and regulations closely related to economics and management majors for analysis and explanation. This book is divided into three parts: Trademark Law, Patent Law, and Copyright Law, each part further divided into two sections: Overview and Legal Application. The Overview section briefly introduces the basic theoretical issues of intellectual property law, helping readers grasp the macro aspects of this legal department. In the Legal Application section, cases are used as the analytical unit, with comprehensive analysis conducted from six aspects: "Case Introduction," "Legal Issues," "Legal Basis," "Legal Reasoning and Analysis," "Existing Problems," and "Reference Cases."