China:
Interpretation Of New Anti-Monopoly Provisions In The Field Of Intellectual Property Rights: A Corporate Compliance Perspective
02 December 2015
Zhong Lun Law Firm
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[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
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