The details are as follows:
1. The exclusivity of the exclusive trademark right, also known as exclusivity or monopoly, means that the owner of a registered trademark has the exclusive right to use its registered trademark, and no other unit or individual may use the registered trademark without the permission of the owner;
2. The temporality of the temporality trademark right is also called the statutory temporality, which means that the trademark right is a right with a time limit, and it is only protected by law within the effective period. After the effective period, the trademark right is terminated and no longer protected by law;
3. Regional trademark rights are strictly regional, which is determined by the nature of domestic law of trademark rights;
4. As a kind of property right, the transferable trademark right can be transferred or licensed by the trademark registrant under certain conditions.
Legal basis
Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 25 Where an applicant for trademark registration applies for the same trademark for the same commodity in China within six months from the date of the first application for trademark registration in a foreign country, he may enjoy priority according to the agreement signed by the foreign country with China or the international treaties to which * * * is a party, or according to the principle of mutual recognition of priority.
where priority is claimed in accordance with the preceding paragraph, a written statement shall be made when filing an application for trademark registration, and a copy of the first application for trademark registration shall be submitted within three months; If a written statement is not submitted or a copy of the trademark registration application document is not submitted within the time limit, it shall be deemed that the priority has not been claimed. Article 26 Where a trademark is used for the first time on a commodity exhibited in an international exhibition sponsored or recognized by the China Municipal Government, the applicant for registration of the trademark may enjoy priority within six months from the date of exhibition of the commodity.
where the right of priority is claimed in accordance with the preceding paragraph, a written statement shall be made when the application for trademark registration is filed, and the name of the exhibition where the goods are exhibited, the evidence of using the trademark on the goods on display, the date of exhibition and other supporting documents shall be submitted within three months; If a written statement is not submitted or the supporting documents are not submitted within the time limit, it shall be deemed that the priority has not been claimed. Article 28 The Trademark Office shall, within nine months from the date of receipt of the application documents for trademark registration, complete the examination of the trademark applied for registration, and if it meets the relevant provisions of this Law, make a preliminary examination and approval announcement.