A: We can take civil, administrative, or criminal legal remedies against the infringement of trademark right.
Civil remedies
- Compelling the termination of infringing acts
- Compelling the public apology and rectification
- Compelling the performance of civil obligations
- Compelling the payment of damages
- Compelling destruction, distribution or use for non-commercial purposes of goods, raw materials, materials and means used largely for the production or trading of intellectual property right-infringing goods, provided that such destruction, distribution or use does not affect the exploitation of rights by intellectual property right holders.
Administrative remedies
- Caution, monetary fine against infringer
- Confiscation of intellectual property counterfeit goods, raw materials, materials and means used mainly for production or trading of such intellectual property counterfeit goods
- Suspension of business activities in domains where infringements have been committed for a definite time
- Discarding infringing products and materials
- Temporary custody of infringer
- Temporary custody of infringing goods, material evidence and means
- Suspension of customs procedures for goods suspected of infringing upon intellectual property rights, and inspection and supervision to detect goods showing signs of intellectual property right infringement.
Criminal remedies
- Caution against infringer
- Monetary fine against infringer