Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Intellectual Property Adjudication Practice

Author: Beijing Intermediate People's Court
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Publish Date: 2000-11-01
Features: As a generation of intellectual property judges in China, one should make a difference. Not only should one handle high-quality cases, but one should also cultivate expert scholars and criminal judges. In our judicial work, we promptly summarize the problems encountered, conduct serious research, and humbly seek advice, achieving some preliminary research results. To showcase our relentless efforts over the past 7 years, all colleagues in the court have explored hot and typical issues in intellectual property adjudication from both theoretical and judicial practice perspectives, striving to make this monograph both theoretically profound and practically applicable. The book is divided into 5 major parts: General Principles of Intellectual Property, Copyright, Patent Rights, Trademark Rights, and Anti-Unfair Competition, as well as New Frontiers in Intellectual Property Adjudication. The target readers primarily include lawyers, patent agents, trademark agents, copyright agents, administrative departments of intellectual property, judicial departments, enterprises and institutions, legal researchers, and university students. The book explores hot and typical issues in intellectual property adjudication from both theoretical and judicial practice perspectives. It is both theoretically profound and practically applicable, serving as a reference for judicial personnel when handling intellectual property cases.