Intellectual Property Case Selection: A Series of Books on Judgments and Laws

Author: Lü Guoqiang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: The cases in this book are primarily selected from the intellectual property cases adjudicated by the Shanghai Second Intermediate People's Court since 2000. The selected cases exhibit the following characteristics: they are typical and widely representative. The case preparation is based on an overview of the case facts, followed by an elaboration on the grounds for the judgment. Readers can obtain firsthand materials on judicial decisions from this, and in the commentary section, they can fully understand the legal and jurisprudential basis of the judgment. This book is one of the "Case Studies on Adjudication and Law" series by the Shanghai Second Intermediate People's Court, and it is the second book in the series focused on intellectual property adjudication after "Selected Cases of the Internet and Software." The book selects more than 40 civil and criminal intellectual property cases that have been adjudicated and taken effect by the court in recent years. Through these cases, one can see the efforts and explorations made by the judges of the court in the field of judicial protection of intellectual property. This book has the following main features:
1. Typicality. The cases selected are representative and have had a certain impact in the intellectual property field, involving disputes in copyright, patent rights, trademark rights, unfair competition, etc., in recent years.
2. Exploratory. Some cases boldly apply legal principles and refer to international practices to resolve disputes.
3. Demonstrative. Many cases are the first of their kind in Shanghai, and even across the country. The principles and outcomes of these cases provide reference value for similar cases.
4. Comprehensiveness. The book includes not only civil intellectual property cases but also several criminal intellectual property cases.