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China's IP Administration tightens scrutiny on non-use cancellations by increasing the evidentiary burden on the applicant

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CNIPA has recently significantly changed its approach to accepting non-use cancellation applications for registered trademarks, by requiring more comprehensive preliminary evidence. This means that applicants in such...more

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