On 30 August, the Standing Committee of the National
People’s Congress, adopted amendments to Chinese Trademark Law. It is the third
time that the country’s trademark legislation has been revised since the
original Trademark Law of the Republic of China was introduced on 1 March 1983.
The latest amendments, containing various revisions, will enter into force on 1
May 2014. Key changes relate to speeding up the application procedure; simplifying
the opposition system; strengthening trademark rights; protecting well-known
trademarks; regulating the activities of trademark agencies and other
procedural revisions.
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