Disputes over unfair competition cases: Judges' comments

Author: Cheng Yongshun
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book selects typical judgment cases based on relevant laws, regulations, and judicial interpretations for discussion. Each case includes 【Case Summary】, 【Key Points of Dispute between Parties】, 【Judgment Results】, and 【Judge's Comments】. The judge's comments are the highlight of the book, offering both an analysis of the theoretical and legal basis of the case, as well as pointing out the shortcomings of current legislation. It also engages in meaningful legal and jurisprudential discussions on the issues raised by the case, showcasing the judges' reflections on the current state, existing problems, and potential solutions in the practice of intellectual property adjudication. The book selects 44 typical cases of unfair competition disputes, divided into three parts: general unfair competition disputes, unfair competition disputes involving trade secret infringement, and other unfair competition disputes. The comments are written by senior judges from higher people's courts in various regions with years of experience in intellectual property adjudication. The book combines theory with practice, presents clear viewpoints, and rises from the legal and jurisprudential analysis of the original cases to the analysis and reflection on similar issues. The arguments are insightful and well-organized, making it highly instructive and valuable for reference. Each case is divided into five sections: 【Case Summary】, 【Key Points of Dispute between Parties】, 【First Instance Court's Judgment Results】, 【Second Instance Court's Judgment Results】, and 【Judge's Comments】, enabling readers to better grasp the thinking of both the court and the parties. This allows for a comprehensive understanding of the knowledge system of anti-unfair competition through practice and theory. The book is suitable for reference by intellectual property legislative workers, judges, lawyers, faculty and students of intellectual property in higher education institutions, parties involved in intellectual property disputes, and intellectual property professionals in enterprises and institutions.