Trademark litigation legal manual (with CD-ROM)

Author: Huang Hui, Huang Yibiao
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features:
1. The manual primarily covers trademark laws, while also incorporating content from patent law, copyright law, and anti-unfair competition law. It includes both domestic and international laws, as well as special rules on legal application.
2. The manual is organized in the order of substantive law before procedural law and specific rules before general ones, aiming to highlight the principle that special laws take precedence over general laws.
3. The manual mainly collects laws, administrative regulations, judicial interpretations, departmental rules, and other important regulatory documents.
4. To facilitate the handling of cases involving both old and new laws, the manual appropriately includes different versions of major laws and regulations from various periods. Additionally, an appendix lists the catalogs of documents that have been abolished by the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, and the Administration for Industry and Commerce.
5. For ease of reference, all expired regulations and documents stored as attachments are printed in smaller font sizes.
6. To aid in learning and reference, the manual includes some international conventions and model regulations that China has not yet joined but have significant influence.
7. For convenience in searching, the manual includes a "Chronological Table of Regulations," which arranges laws, administrative regulations, judicial interpretations, and departmental rules in order of their effective dates.
8. The manual features a dedicated "Full Name Reference Table for Common Abbreviations of Regulations," which can be used to explain abbreviations or for direct lookup.
9. At the end of the book, a "Keyword Index" is compiled, which directly points to legal articles. Sometimes, different keywords may point to the same legal article. If no specific legal article is marked, it indicates relevance throughout the entire text.
1. The manual primarily covers trademark laws, while also incorporating content from patent law, copyright law, and anti-unfair competition law. It includes both domestic and international laws, as well as special rules on legal application.
2. The manual is organized in the order of substantive law before procedural law and specific rules before general ones, aiming to highlight the principle that special laws take precedence over general laws.
3. The manual mainly collects laws, administrative regulations, judicial interpretations, departmental rules, and other important regulatory documents.
4. To facilitate the handling of cases involving both old and new laws, the manual appropriately includes different versions of major laws and regulations from various periods. Additionally, an appendix lists the catalogs of documents that have been abolished by the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, and the Administration for Industry and Commerce.
5. For ease of reference, all expired regulations and documents stored as attachments are printed in smaller font sizes.
6. To aid in learning and reference, the manual includes some international conventions and model regulations that China has not yet joined but have significant influence.
7. For convenience in searching, the manual includes a "Chronological Table of Regulations," which arranges laws, administrative regulations, judicial interpretations, and departmental rules in order of their effective dates.
8. The manual features a dedicated "Full Name Reference Table for Common Abbreviations of Regulations," which can be used to explain abbreviations or for direct lookup.
9. At the end of the book, a "Keyword Index" is compiled, which directly points to legal articles. Sometimes, different keywords may point to the same legal article. If no specific legal article is marked, it indicates relevance throughout the entire text.