Is it considered infringement to use someone else’s trademark name as the name of a store sign?

Using someone else’s trademark name as the name of a store sign is considered infringement.

According to Article 2 of the "Notice on Prohibiting the Unauthorized Use of Others' Registered Trademarks as the Names and Business Signs of Specialty Stores":

Without the permission of the trademark registrant, others may not Use its registered trademark as the name of a company, franchise or store, or business logo. When product sales outlets and websites that provide certain services need to explain the business scope of the goods and services provided by the store, they can use narrative text such as 'This store repairs ×× products', 'This store sells ×× suits', etc. The fonts should be consistent and the trademark part should not be highlighted. ”

Without the permission of the trademark owner, no one may infringe or hinder the trademark owner from using the registered trademark, or harm the legitimate rights and interests of the person, or use a trademark that is identical or similar to the registered trademark for the same goods or similar goods. Trademark owner.

Extended information:

The Tort Liability Law of the People's Republic of China regarding the methods of liability for infringement:

Article 15 The main ways to bear infringement liability include:

(1) Stop the infringement

(2) Eliminate obstacles

(3) Eliminate danger

(4) Return property

(5) Restoration to original condition

(6) Compensate for losses

(7) Apologize

( 8) Eliminate the impact and restore reputation.

The above methods of assuming infringement liability can be applied individually or in combination.