Frequently Asked Questions

24 2026-10

Is the contract signed after the company's license was revoked still valid?

After the company's license is revoked, its legal person status remains in existence, and the contracts signed during the liquidation period are not necessarily invalid. Contracts that are signed in good faith and do not violate mandatory regulations are usually valid. However, contracts that are signed with the intention of evading debts or violating public morals may be invalid, as determined by...

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In the event of a conflict between the main body of the contract and its annexes, which one shall prevail?

When there is a conflict between the main body of the contract and its annexes, the priority shall generally be given to the special provisions, the documents established later, and the interpretation of the contract's purpose; if the standard terms are unfavorable to the provider, the situation during the performance of the contract shall be taken into account when making a judgment.

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24 2026-10

Who will be held responsible for the contracts signed by the subcontracting business?

When a company is "ghost-registered" (or "ghost-affiliated"), contracts are signed in the name of the affiliated party. In such cases, the party with whom the contract is signed usually holds the affiliated party responsible, and the affiliated party is liable to make payments. After making payments, the affiliated party can seek reimbursement according to the affiliation agreement. If the assets ...

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24 2026-10

On what grounds can a trademark be declared invalid?

The declaration of a trademark as invalid is divided into absolute grounds (violation of prohibitory clauses, lack of distinctiveness) and relative grounds (infringement of prior rights, malicious squatting). Relative grounds must be raised within five years, except for well-known trademarks.

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Who has the right to declare a registered trademark invalid?

Declaration of the invalidity of a registered trademark: Absolute grounds may be invoked by any unit or individual, and relative grounds may be invoked by prior right holders or interested parties within five years. There are no restrictions on maliciously registering well-known trademarks.

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After a trademark is disputed, how should one prepare the defense materials?

If a trademark is subject to an objection, the respondent shall submit materials within the prescribed response period, organizing evidence around prior rights, distinctiveness, and intent of use; respond in accordance with Article 35 of the Trademark Law, and any response submitted after the deadline will be deemed as a waiver of the right to respond.

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24 2026-10

Can I get full reimbursement for the medical expenses?

The medical expenses are not always fully reimbursed. They are determined based on the actual reasonable expenses and the proportion of fault. According to Article 1179 of the Civil Code, when claiming compensation from the responsible party, the claimant shall first settle the matter with the insurance company or the work injury compensation authority.

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What criteria are used to calculate medical compensation for damages?

Medical compensation for damages is calculated in accordance with Article 1179 of the Civil Code and the judicial interpretation of personal injury compensation, including medical expenses, loss of income, nursing care, and disability compensation, which are subject to the disability rating and local standards.

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24 2026-10

If the mediation fails, will it delay the prosecution?

If mediation fails, it will certainly delay the lawsuit. The mediation period can constitute an interruption of the statute of limitations. According to the three-year statute of limitations, it is necessary to keep the evidence of the mediation application. After the failure of mediation, you can sue in time.

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Is it necessary to go through mediation first in the case of medical disputes?

There is no mandatory pre-mediation for medical disputes, and patients can directly file lawsuits. According to the "Regulations on the Prevention and Handling of Medical Disputes", patients can choose to proceed with consultation, mediation, and litigation simultaneously, with only a few administrative procedures requiring a complaint to be filed first.

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What can patients do if the hospital refuses to mediate the dispute?

If the hospital refuses to mediate, it will not affect the patient's right to seek justice. The patient can directly collect evidence such as medical records to file a lawsuit; claim medical damage liability in accordance with Article 1218 of the Civil Code, and pay attention to copying and preserving medical records and appraisal reports.

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