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Can a trademark be owned by an individual?

1. This trademark belongs to the trademark applicant. If it is applied in the name of an individual, it belongs to the individual. If it is applied in the name of a company, it belongs to the company. The company no longer owns the trademark. Also lost.

2. The contract signed between A and B is invalid, because if the trademark is applied in the name of A, it is necessary to apply for a trademark use license from the National Trademark Office; if the trademark belongs to the company, A A contract or agreement that does not have the right to carry out other activities regarding the use of the trademark.

3. The use of the trademark by a company established after B’s withdrawal is an infringement. If you want to continue to use it, you must obtain the trademark registrant’s license Authorization of trademark use license.