Bad faith and well-known marks to be curbed in China

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Bad faith and well-known marks to be curbed in China

July 10 2013

Registration of trade marks in bad faith and the proliferation of well-known marks are targeted in the latest draft of China’s trade mark law. But the changes could throw up new problems of their own

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