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Unveiling China's Regulation on Suspension of Trademark Procedure

13 December 2023 by Gowling WLG

Trademark applicants in China whose applications have been refused in examination will often seek to oppose, invalidate or cancel cited trademarks while simultaneously pursuing a review of the refusal as part of the examination process. If the examination process continues without suspension, applicants are compelled to assert their rights through legal procedures, including appeals before Chinese courts, or by filing fresh applications.

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Chinese trademark updates: letters of consent and suspension of examination procedures

24 October 2023 by Vivien Chan & Co

Vivien Chan and Ann Xu of Vivien Chan & Co examine the CNIPA’s renewed attitude towards letters of consent and a new mechanism that allows examinations of trademark applications to be suspended in certain circumstances

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