Many current regulations need to be handled in accordance with the law. So for those who want to apply for a trademark, how to effectively protect their rights and interests is very important. So does the trademark law belong to the law? ?In order to help everyone better understand the relevant legal knowledge, we have compiled relevant content. Let’s take a look at it together.

1. Does trademark law belong to law? Trademark is a type of intellectual property and belongs to civil law. Intellectual property law belongs to civil law. Intellectual property law refers to the general term for legal norms that regulate social relations arising from activities such as the ownership, exercise, management and protection of intellectual property rights. Section 3 of the General Principles of the People's Republic of China and Civil Law stipulates intellectual property rights as follows: Article 94: Citizens and legal persons enjoy copyright (copyright) and have the rights to sign, publish, publish, and receive remuneration in accordance with the law. Article 95: Patent rights obtained by citizens and legal persons in accordance with the law shall be protected by law. Article 96: The exclusive right to use trademarks obtained by legal persons, individual industrial and commercial households, and individual partnerships shall be protected by law. Article 97: Citizens have the right to discovery of their own discoveries. The discoverer has the right to apply for discovery certificates, bonuses or other rewards. Citizens have the right to apply for certificates of honor, bonuses or other rewards for their own inventions or other scientific and technological achievements. Intellectual property laws mainly include: 1. Intellectual property laws: such as copyright law, patent law, and trademark law. 2. Intellectual property administrative regulations: They mainly include the Copyright Law Implementation Regulations, Computer Software Protection Regulations, Patent Law Implementation Regulations, Trademark Law Implementation Regulations, Intellectual Property Customs Protection Regulations, New Plant Variety Protection Regulations, Integrated Circuit Layout Design Protection Regulations, etc. . 3. Local intellectual property regulations, autonomous regulations and separate regulations, such as the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone Enterprise Technical Secret Protection Regulations. 4. Intellectual property administrative regulations, such as the provisions of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce on prohibiting infringement of commercial secrets. 5. Judicial interpretations of intellectual property, such as "Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Applicable Legal Issues in the Trial of Patent Dispute Cases" and "Interpretations of the Supreme People's Court on Applicable Legal Issues in Stopping Infringement of Registered Trademark Rights and Preserving Evidence Before Litigation."

2. Trademark A trademark is a distinctive sign that identifies a certain product, service, or a specific individual or enterprise related to it. It is obtained when a brand or part of a brand is registered by the relevant government department in accordance with the law. It can be graphics or words, or it can be represented by sounds, smells, or stereograms. Trademarks are protected by law, and the registrant has exclusive rights. Well-known trademarks in the international market are often registered in many countries.

3. Trademark Notes (1) If a trademark registrant permits others to use its registered trademark, both parties must enter into a trademark license contract and report it to the Trademark Office for filing. (2) The licensor must be the owner of the registered trademark. (3) The licensee must have the qualifications to obtain the exclusive right to use the trademark. (4) The scope of goods that the licensor allows to use its registered trademark is limited to the goods for which it has been approved for use. (5) In trademark use licensing, if the licensor uses a trademark that must be registered according to state regulations, the licensee shall attach documents proving that it can produce corresponding goods approved by the relevant competent authorities. I would like to introduce you to the relevant content about whether trademark law is legal. Trademarks belong to the scope of intellectual property and are part of civil law, so trademark law is law.