China has made considerable efforts in overhauling its IP legal regime since the country's accession to the WTO in 2001. Still it will be some time yet before these reforms transpire into meaningful ground-level improvements in the enforcement of IP rights.
Dispute Resolution
- June 02, 2005
Adopted: March 17 2005Effective: May 1 2005Interpreting authority: China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC)Applicability:…
May 02, 2005Promulgated: January 11 2005Effective: as of date of promulgationMain contents: The Opinions consist of 35 articles covering:- Determination of Liability…
May 02, 2005Adopted: January 11 2005Effective: May 1 2005Interpreting authority: China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC)Main contents:…
May 02, 2005By Lily Wei Zhou, [email protected] China as elsewhere, winning a court judgment against a judgment-proof defendant might not be an event…
May 02, 2005New revisions have been made to CIETAC's arbitration rules. How have the new revisions further facilitated the recourse to PRC arbitration?
May 02, 2005The Opinions deal with the issues regarding determination of liability for damages for copyright infringements. This is the first guidance on copyright infringements liabilities in China.
May 02, 2005By Lily Wei Zhou, [email protected] China as elsewhere, winning a court judgment against a judgment-proof defendant might not be an event…
May 01, 2005Promulgated: February 24 2005Effective: April 1 2005Applicability: These Provisions apply to road traffic accidents involving motor vehicles occurring…
March 31, 2005By Qin [email protected] February 2 2005, the State Council enacted the Supervision and Administration of the Power Industry Regulations (the Regulations).…
March 31, 2005
