02 service tag. The so-called service trademark refers to a sign used by service providers to distinguish their own services from those of others. The services mentioned here refer to intangible services, such as those provided by advertising, insurance, banking, real estate, transportation, audio-visual rental, catering and other industries. Services are not limited to for-profit services, but also include non-profit services, such as services provided by non-profit institutions such as hospitals and schools.
According to different uses, trademarks can be divided into defensive trade mark, certification trademark and collective trademark 0 1) defensive trade mark. Defensive trademarks are trademarks that registrants not only do not use, but also prohibit others from registering or using. Defensive trademark system is a special measure to protect well-known trademarks, but it has not been established in China.
02 certification trademark. A certification trademark refers to an organization that has the ability to detect and supervise a commodity or service, but is used by people other than it to prove the source of the commodity or service. Raw materials, manufacturing methods, quality, accuracy or other specific qualities of commodity trademarks or service trademarks, such as leather marks and green food marks.
03 collective trademark. A collective trademark refers to a commodity trademark or service trademark used by members of industrial and commercial organizations, associations or other collective organizations to indicate that the operators of goods or service providers belong to the same organization. All members of the registrant of a collective trademark may use the collective trademark, but they must go through the necessary procedures in accordance with the rules for the use of collective trademarks. According to Article 7 and Article 12 of Order No.22 of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, collective trademarks shall not be licensed to non-collective members and shall not be transferred.
According to the level of popularity and the scope of protection, it can be divided into ordinary trademarks and well-known trademarks. 0 1 For ordinary trademarks, only registered trademarks can be protected by law, while unregistered trademarks are generally not protected by law. Well-known trademarks can be protected by law whether they are registered or not. However, compared with unregistered well-known trademarks, registered well-known trademarks can often be protected in a wider range.
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