The trademark use license contract is not subject to mandatory registration, but it cannot be used against bona fide third parties without registration. It is recommended to conclude a written contract and register it in time to protect your rights.
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Trademarks that are identical or similar to existing trademarks and may cause confusion will be rejected. Applicants can appeal against the rejection and request a review. They can provide evidence of overall readability differences and coexistent use to gain approval.
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If the trademark renewal is overdue, there is still a six-month grace period to complete the renewal. If it is not completed within the grace period, the trademark will be cancelled and cannot be restored. During the overdue period, if others file for trademark registration, you can raise objections or request its invalidation.
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The validity period of a registered trademark is ten years, starting from the date of approval for registration. It can be renewed twelve months before the expiration date, and each renewal will extend the validity period by another ten years. There is a six-month grace period for renewal after the expiration date.
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When something happens during a ride-sharing trip, the owner of the car is not always fully liable for compensation. According to Article 1217 of the Civil Code, compensation for goodwill passengers should be reduced, except in cases of intentional or gross negligence on the part of the driver. The reduction rate is usually between 30% and 50%.
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For a drunk driver who causes an accident, the compulsory insurance still needs to pay compensation within the limit (and the company can seek reimbursement), while commercial third-party liability insurance usually refuses to pay compensation and disclaims liability. Additionally, drunk driving also involves criminal liability, and the insurance does not exempt the driver from paying for rescue c...
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For hit-and-run accidents, the compulsory insurance still needs to be compensated within the limit, but commercial third-party liability insurance usually refuses to compensate under the exemption clause; the offender will also face administrative detention, criminal prosecution, and full liability determination. It is essential to avoid fleeing the scene of the accident.
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If an accident occurs without insurance coverage for compulsory motor vehicle liability insurance, the insured obligation party shall first compensate within the limits of the compulsory motor vehicle liability insurance, and the insufficient part shall be apportioned according to the degree of fault; the vehicle owner and the manager shall bear joint and several liability if they are at fault.
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When a pedestrian is fully at fault, a motor vehicle may still be liable for no more than 10% of the compensation; even if the motor vehicle is not at fault, it must still pay compensation within the no-fault limit, except in cases where the pedestrian intentionally collides with the vehicle. The specific liability and evidence will depend on the actual circumstances of the accident.
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When determining whether an electric vehicle counts as a motor vehicle in the event of a collision, the key factor is whether it exceeds the regulatory standards (e.g., a speed of over 25 km/h or a vehicle weight of over 55 kg). If the vehicle exceeds these standards, it may be classified as a motor vehicle, and the owner must obtain a license, purchase insurance, and assume liability in accordanc...
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In the event of a traffic accident involving equal liability, the full amount shall first be compensated within the limits of compulsory motor vehicle liability insurance, and the remaining amount shall be shared at a ratio of approximately 50%; it is recommended to keep the accident identification documents, receipts, and appraisals, and to settle the claim or initiate litigation in a timely mann...
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There are advantages and disadvantages to buying a house with a full payment and with a loan: buying with a full payment saves on interest and preserves capital, while buying with a loan ensures liquidity and monthly payments. When making a choice, one should consider the cost of capital, income stability, and investment opportunities. It is recommended to calculate the interest rate difference be...
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When parents contribute funds to purchase a house, the key question is whether it constitutes a gift or a loan. The decisive factor lies in whether there is a clear intention and written evidence at the time of the contribution. If the house is registered under the name of the parents' child, it is generally considered a gift. However, if the agreement is unclear, disputes may arise, so it is reco...
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After marriage, the purchased house is generally considered a jointly owned asset of the couple, even if it is registered under only one spouse's name. However, if the house is purchased entirely with one spouse's premarital assets and registered under their name, it may be deemed as a personal asset, depending on the actual contribution and the agreement between the spouses.
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The core of establishing ownership of the property held on behalf of others lies in proving the agreement to hold the property in another's name and the actual investment. According to Article 234 of the Civil Code, one can request to confirm the rights; if the nominal owner disposes of the property without authorization, one can claim for its return from the non-bona fide purchaser. It is recomme...
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