Trademark Infringement "Sweep Away" Know Better Results.

How can we find out whether a foreign trademark is like a heavenly book? Do we have to record it in the customs intellectual property record system? How can we distinguish whether or not it is a grotesque graphic trademark? Ningbo Customs said in October 27th that it had developed a mobile inspection system independently. To figure out "Function, to achieve trademark scanning, photo query, system automatic comparison, fast locking similar trademark, trademark infringement" sweep "know.

Recently, Ningbo Customs was seized by Beilun customs to check customs officers Xiao Yao, and seized a number of infringing goods with this function. The names of these goods are motorcycle handlebars, a total of 100 boxes, 20000, and a figure of animal claw printed on the top of the handle sleeve. The figure is three green lines, and the shape is like the mark caught by the animal claw. In addition, there are no other characters to search for.

It is understood that since the system has been put into use, Ningbo customs has successfully seized a series of relatively uncommon and difficult cases of trademark infringement. intellectual property right Protect and add tools.

It is very difficult to query with traditional input character characters.

The Ningbo customs independent research and development of mobile personal inspection system "map map" function, only need to scan the trademark scanning system, the system can scan the graphics and Customs knowledge The automatic matching of trademark graphics in the property rights record system can quickly feedback the similar trademarks to check the customs officers, greatly reducing the difficulty of trademark retrieval, and strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights.

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According to the amendments to the company law, which came into effect in May 1st this year, all New Zealand companies must have at least one director living in New Zealand since October 29, 2015.

As of May 1st, about 1.3 New Zealand (about 2% of the total) had not met the new requirements, and by October 28th, this figure had dropped to 5900.

Goldsmith, Minister of Commerce and consumer affairs of New Zealand, pointed out that those companies that failed to comply with the requirement would be removed. He said that the aim was to ensure the reputation of New Zealand in the world and prevent some lawless elements from using New Zealand's convenient conditions to create illegal activities.