Hello, the provisions of the new Trademark Law to prevent malicious registration of trademarks are as follows:

Article 7 of the new Trademark Law stipulates: “Applications for registration and use of trademarks shall be based on good faith. "Principle."

Article 15, paragraph 2, of the new Trademark Law stipulates: "If a trademark applied for registration for the same kind of goods or similar goods is identical or similar to an unregistered trademark previously used by others, the application If a person has a contract, business relationship or other relationship with the other person other than those specified in the preceding paragraph and is aware of the existence of the other person's trademark, and the other person raises an objection, the trademark shall not be registered. "Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China

< p>In addition: the new Trademark Law clearly stipulates that if the trademark applied for registration by the client may be prohibited from registration under the Trademark Law, the trademark agency shall clearly inform the client; the trademark agency knows or should know that the client has applied for registration. If the trademark belongs to malicious pre-registration of other people's trademarks or infringes upon the prior rights of others, it shall not be entrusted; trademark agencies shall not apply for registration of other trademarks except for applying for registered trademarks for their agency services.