A Beijing lawyer explains the conditions for terminating the contract in installment sales: If the unpaid due amount reaches one-fifth of the total price and the buyer still fails to pay after being reminded, the seller can terminate the contract or demand full payment.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to determine the deadline for inspecting goods: If there is a contractual agreement, the deadline shall be determined in accordance with the contract; if there is no contractual agreement, the party shall raise objections within a reasonable period of time or within two years from the date of receipt of the goods.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether express delivery receipts can prove delivery: They can usually be used as preliminary evidence, but it depends on the subject and content of the receipt, and often requires corroboration by other evidence.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to preserve WeChat records as evidence: retain the original carrier, prove identity consistency, ensure the content is complete, and, if necessary, obtain notarization or appraisal.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the difference between defensive trademarks and joint trademarks: The former involves registering the same trademark across different categories, while the latter involves registering similar trademarks within the same category. Both are defensive strategies.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether it's possible to reapply for a trademark after it's been revoked: Yes, but similar applications within one year will not be approved, and it's necessary to avoid infringing on prior rights.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the time limit for declaring a trademark invalid: there are no restrictions for absolute grounds, but relative grounds generally should be raised within five years from the date of registration, with exceptions for well-known trademarks.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether a trademark can be used again after it has been declared invalid: In principle, it should not be used again. The exclusive right to use the trademark is deemed to have never existed, and continued use may constitute infringement.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the differences between trademark objections and invalidation declarations: Objections are made within three months of the initial review announcement, while invalidation declarations are made against registered trademarks subject to a five-year limitation period.
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A Beijing lawyer explains who should be held responsible for injuries caused by potholes left after road construction: Generally, the construction unit or the road management unit should bear the responsibility. If no warning or protective measures are taken, they must compensate for the injuries.
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A Beijing lawyer explains who should compensate for injuries caused by the lack of warning signs at construction sites: Generally, the construction unit is responsible. If there are no clear signs or safety measures in place, they must bear tort liability.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to determine the defendant in cases of injuries caused by falling objects from a height: Those who can be identified as infringers should be listed as defendants, while those who are difficult to identify should be listed as possible perpetrators and claim property management liability.
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A Beijing lawyer explains who is responsible for injuries caused by drones falling onto people: Generally, the owner, manager, or operator is responsible, and the producer or seller can be held liable for product defects.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether supermarkets should compensate customers injured by automatic door clamps: Generally, they should compensate. If the supermarket fails to fulfill its obligation to ensure safety, it will bear legal responsibility. However, if the customer is at fault, the supermarket's liability may be reduced.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether it's possible to claim compensation for injuries caused by power leakage from shared power banks: Yes, it's possible. Product defects can be traced back to manufacturers and sellers, and management negligence at venues can be traced back to operators.
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