the 189th Issue: New trademark law to curb infringements-China Intellectual Property Magazine

·Global IP Debate Over Rooibos Intensifies As More Claims Surface

In light of increasing attempts to trademark the South African product rooibos, rooibos tea industry stakeholders are considering a call for an audit of the product’s trademarks registered in the world, in order to inform the best strategy to protect it as a unique South African product... More

·Tesla hits roadblock in China over trademark

Popular electric carmaker Tesla Motors Inc’s plans to enter the world’s biggest auto market have stalled after a businessman in China claimed trademark rights to the name, people close to the California-based company have told Reuters... More

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China IP Articles

· Model IP Cases of China from 2012 (2) Issue 55, By Kevin Nie, China IP,[Patent]

5. Patent infringement case: Ningbo Yuexiang Equipment Machine Co., Ltd. v. Shanghai Changyi Machinery Manufacture Co. Ltd.
1st Inst. Case No.: (2011) HuErZhongMinWu(Zhi) ChuZi No. 106 Civil Judgment, the Shanghai No. 2 Intermediate People’s Court
2nd Inst. Case No.: (2012) HuGaoMinSan(Zhi) ZhongZi No. 10 Civil Judgment, the Shanghai Higher People’s Court... More