There are many merchants who want to conduct trademark transactions but are a little "daunted" because they don't know enough about the process and guarantees of trademark transfer and are worried. Merchants in Zhanjiang are no exception. So today I would like to remind merchants in Zhanjiang what "minefields" need to be avoided in trademark transfer.

What are the "minefields" that cannot be entered in Zhanjiang trademark transfer?

1. The transferor must be the trademark owner, and must state that it has handled trademark licenses for those objects before signing the transfer contract.

2. The trademark owner must confirm that he has the right to transfer the trademark to others, otherwise he will not be qualified to sign a transfer contract.

3. If the transferor wants to transfer all the trademark rights in hand, the transferee will also enjoy the trademark rights for the trademarks that have not been certified during the application stage.

4. If the trademark owner wants to take back the trademark rights after a certain period of time, both parties to the transfer need to agree on the transfer period.

5. After a trademark is transferred, the trademark owner cannot use the trademark on the same or similar goods as the transferee.

6. If the trademark owner informs the transferee of the production technology, product packaging methods and product maintenance methods required to maintain the quality of the trademark when transferring the trademark, the transferor shall not disclose the above-mentioned trade secrets or technologies secret.

If merchants in Zhanjiang find it difficult to handle trademark transactions on their own, they can entrust our Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Transfer Platform to handle trademark transfers.