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- Hunan Eefung Software Co., Ltd. v. Beijing Weimeng Internet Technology Co., Ltd.
- If it is impossible to prove that public platform data has been captured through normal channels, the act of capturing the public data also constitutes unfair competition.
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- Rules of evidence for customer data misappropriation conducted by former employees
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The correct trial of this case plays a vital role in unifying adjudication standards of former employees' using the original company's customer information to infringe on trade secrets, improving the rules of evidence application, hearing civil cases of infringement of trade secrets in a fair manner in accordance with the law, and creating a legalized business environment.
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- Guangzhou Daming United Rubber Products Co., Ltd. v. Guinness World Records Limited
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The unfair competition acts regulated by the principle provisions of Article 2 of the Anti-Unfair Competition Law shall, first of all, not among the unfair competition acts or infringement acts of typical intellectual property rights explicitly enumerated in the law; second, they should be competitive acts leading to harm to the competitive interests of other operators.
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- Toutiao v. Tencent for Anti-unfair Competition: Business Freedom or Social Responsibility?
- The legal battle between Tencent and Toutiao is rooted in the market competition of the two companies. With WeChat and QQ, the two most important social software in China, Tencent is now the Internet
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- Judicial Determination of Unfair Competition Infringing the Prior Enterprise (Shop) Name Right by the Use of Post One
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The people's court should accept the lawsuit brought by the obligee on the grounds that the text or graph included in others' registered trademark infringes upon his prior rights such as the right of
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- The Provisions and Law Application of Confusion Behaviors Under the New Anti-Unfair Competition Law
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On January 1, 2018, the newly revised "Anti-Unfair Competition Law" (hereinafter referred to as the new ACL) came into effect. This is the first revision in 24
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- Unfair Competition: A Challenge to IP Owner
- Intellectual property found its way into business years ago; infringement came soon after. Intellectual property brought order into business. It allowed entrepreneurs to take advantage of their creati
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- China's Top 10 Cases of Unfair Competition (2016)
- The Case of Cartier International N.V. v. Hangzhou Ruishang Electronic Commerce Co., Ltd. for the Unauthorized Use of Unique Decoration on Famous Commodity
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- China’s Anti-Unfair Competition Law Can Not be Reduced to Case Law
- In 1992, the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of China put forward that the goal for China's economic system reform is to establish a socialist market economic regime.
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- A perspective of anti-unfair competition on the protection of foreign enterprise names in China
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