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Disney’s criteria for determining infringement

Legal analysis: Determination of intellectual property infringement: 1. The intellectual property rights infringed must have been registered and applied for in my country and are valid; 2. The infringement of intellectual property rights must be for profit. Purpose; 3. The perpetrator of the infringement of intellectual property rights must be intentional or negligent; 4. Use of intellectual property rights without the permission of the owner of the intellectual property rights, such as using a trademark similar to that of others in advertising or publicity; Special logo. Any infringement of Disney's intellectual property rights will be considered an infringement of intellectual property rights as long as it meets the above conditions.

Legal basis: "Patent Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 61 If a patent infringement dispute involves an invention patent for a new product manufacturing method, the unit or individual that manufactures the same product shall provide its product Proof that the manufacturing method differs from the patented method. If a patent infringement dispute involves a utility model patent or a design patent, the people's court or the department administering patent affairs may require the patentee or interested party to issue a document after the patent administration department of the State Council has searched, analyzed and evaluated the relevant utility model or design. The patent right evaluation report shall be used as evidence for hearing and handling patent infringement disputes.