I. Overview of the event On May 3, 2020/KLOC-0, a family named? Fried dough sticks today? Our company was registered in industrial and commercial registration, and this company became a company in a short month with lightning speed? Network celebrity punch card holy land? .
The reason why this company can quickly become popular is precisely because its stores have touched many trademarks including today's headlines, not only today's fried dough sticks, but also registered today's soybean milk, today's bean curd, today's noodles, Aauto Quicker cakes, cakes and so on? Shanzhai trademark? .
Just a week ago, around 10, 16, this matter made new progress, and ByteDance announced that it would formally sue this family? Fried dough sticks today? .
Second,? Fried dough sticks today? Is it illegal? Although it will take some time for the court to make a ruling on this case, with reference to the existing laws, this family can basically be identified? Fried dough sticks today? This is illegal.
According to Article 15 of the Trademark Law:
A trademark similar to a registered trademark refers to a trademark infringement in which the font, pronunciation and meaning of word mark are similar to those of other people's registered trademarks, or the composition, coloring and appearance of graphic trademarks, or the overall arrangement and combination of words and graphic trademarks, or the shape and appearance of three-dimensional symbols of three-dimensional trademarks, or the colors or combinations of color combination trademarks, or the auditory perception of sound trademarks or the overall musical image are similar.
What about this? Fried dough sticks today? It's just that the name of this store is today's fried dough sticks, and the interior decoration style of this store is unique, so maybe ByteDance wouldn't be so passionate, but the question is?
The brochure in today's fritters shop is completely customized according to the painting style of today's headline APP. This situation can easily be judged as plagiarism and infringement.
From where? Fried dough sticks today? On the second day after registering the company, all kinds of pirated trademarks were registered immediately. Obviously, this company has some common sense in this respect, but even so, it still knows the law and breaks the law. I have to say, it's really courageous.