In principle, market risks are borne by investors. However, if the seller fails to fulfill its obligation of suitability and risk disclosure, or is at fault in the sale or transaction, it shall bear corresponding responsibilities and share in the losses.
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Whether the funds can be recovered depends on the nature of the theft, the evidence, and the flow of funds. The theft may constitute crimes such as larceny, so it is necessary to report the case to the police in time, fix the evidence on the blockchain, and claim for compensation.
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Yes. If the price of the linked bond falls below the strike price and does not rebound by the maturity date, investors may face principal losses, and in extreme cases, they may lose most or even all of their principal.
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Contracts for fictitious trade are usually invalid due to false expressions of intent, and hidden loan relationships are handled in accordance with regulations. Those involved in forging special VAT invoices may also face criminal charges.
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After the loan is identified, the borrower should claim the principal and legitimate interest according to the loan relationship, paying attention to the interest rate cap and the effectiveness of the guarantee; timely adjust the case basis and evidence structure to avoid failing to claim based on the sales contract.
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The essence of financing trade is to realize capital financing through trade: no real goods circulation, closed-loop buying and selling, and capital occupation and fixed income are the core identifying characteristics.
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Hidden factoring does not notify the debtor, and the transfer does not take effect on the debtor. It faces multiple risks such as uncontrollable repayment, duplicate financing, and unfulfilled creditor's rights.
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When fictitious accounts receivable are created, the creditor is usually held primarily responsible; if the debtor confirms the existence of fictitious accounts receivable, they may not use the fact that the accounts receivable do not exist to oppose the bona fide factor.
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Depending on the type of factoring: in the case of recourse factoring, the claim can be asserted either against the creditor or the debtor; in the case of non-recourse factoring, the claim is generally asserted against the debtor.
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Not filing a registration generally does not render the contract invalid, but violating the obligation to register may result in administrative penalties; the validity of the contract still depends on whether it violates mandatory provisions regarding its effectiveness.
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First, let's look at the contract provisions: repurchases, returns and exchanges, renewals, or discount settlements shall be handled in accordance with the contract; if there are no contractual provisions, the parties shall resolve the dispute through negotiation and stop using the brand authorization logos to avoid infringement.
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The incompleteness of authorization documents does not necessarily mean that they are counterfeit. As long as the products are put on the market with the permission of the trademark owner, they are genuine; using the trademark without permission may constitute infringement.
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It is possible to manage cross-selling and claim breach of contract liability according to the contract and authorization system, but setting a minimum resale price may violate antitrust laws, so it is necessary to pay attention to the boundaries of compliance.
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Parodying a trademark may constitute infringement. The defense of parody must not cause confusion, damage the business reputation of the trademark owner, or free-ride on their reputation. If it leads to confusion or damage, the trademark owner may seek legal redress under the Trademark Law and the Anti-Unfair Competition Law.
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Yes. A well-known trademark can claim cross-category protection and anti-dilution. According to Article 13 of the Trademark Law, it is prohibited to copy or imitate it. If it causes confusion, it can be claimed according to the Anti-Unfair Competition Law.
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