Trademark rights can be inherited.

As a kind of property right, trademark rights can be inherited. According to regulations, citizens’ legal property, including intellectual property rights, can be inherited in accordance with the law. Therefore, when the trademark owner dies, his or her heirs can inherit the trademark rights according to law. The scope of protection of trademark rights covers the registration, use and protection of trademarks, as well as the pursuit of infringement. Maintenance methods include regularly renewing trademark registration, monitoring market infringements, and taking legal actions to protect trademark rights and interests. In addition, the maintenance of trademark rights also requires establishing a sound internal management system, strengthening employees' awareness of intellectual property rights, and cooperating with relevant departments to jointly safeguard trademark rights and interests. Through the above methods, trademark rights and interests can be better protected and its legal rights and value in the market can be ensured.

However, it should be noted that the inheritance of trademark rights may be subject to some restrictions. For example, if the trademark owner has a will or has signed relevant agreements with others during his lifetime, it may affect the inheritance of the trademark rights. In addition, if the trademark owner does not transfer the trademark rights to others during his lifetime, his heirs need to register according to legal procedures to obtain the trademark rights.

To sum up, trademark rights can be inherited. If you need to know more about the inheritance of trademark rights, it is recommended to consult a professional lawyer or intellectual property agency.

Legal basis:

"The People's Republic of China and the Civil Code"

Article 1122

Inheritance is the personal legal property left behind when a natural person dies.