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2 December 2015

Interpretation Of New Anti-Monopoly Provisions In The Field Of Intellectual Property Rights: A Corporate Compliance Perspective

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As the first legal document specially making provisions on anti-monopoly issues in the field of intellectual property rights, the Provisions of the SAIC are of great significance.
China Corporate/Commercial Law

[Abstract] As the first legal document specially making provisions on anti-monopoly issues in the field of intellectual property rights, the Provisions of the SAIC are of great significance. For various reasons, the Provisions have a narrow scope of application and are yet to be improved in respect of operability and predictability. Enterprises shall not understand and apply the Provisions in an isolated manner, but grasp provisions of relevant laws comprehensively and accurately with systematic thinking mode to ensure compliance in respect of anti-monopoly in the field of intellectual property rights.

Interpretation of New Anti-monopoly Provisions in the Field of Intellectual Property Rights a Corporate Compliance Perspective.pdf

The original article is in Chinese. The English translation is provided by LexisNexis China.

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