Article 78 When calculating the amount of illegal business as stipulated in Article 60 of the Trademark Law, the following factors may be considered: (1) the selling price of the infringing goods; (2) The price of unsold infringing goods;

(three) the average price of the actual sales of infringing goods has been determined; (four) the intermediate market price of the infringed goods; (5) The operating income generated by the infringer due to infringement; (6) Other factors that can reasonably calculate the value of the infringing goods.

Article 79 The following circumstances belong to the circumstances stipulated in Article 60 of the Trademark Law, which can prove that the commodity was legally obtained by me:

(1) There is a supply list and payment receipt legally signed by the supplier and verified or recognized by the supplier; (2) There is a procurement contract signed between the supplier and the supplier, which has been verified and truly fulfilled; (3) There are legal purchase invoices, and the items recorded in the invoices are consistent with the commodities involved; (4) Other circumstances that can prove the legal acquisition of the commodities involved.

Article 80 If a seller does not know that the goods infringe the exclusive right to use a registered trademark, but can prove that the goods are legally obtained by himself and explain the supplier, the administrative department for industry and commerce shall order him to stop selling and notify the administrative department for industry and commerce where the supplier of the infringing goods is located.