1. What are the obligations of trademark licensors? Obligations of trademark licensors: 1. Trademark registrants shall be responsible for the quality of goods or services that they use registered trademarks. When licensing others to use its registered trademark, it shall supervise the quality of the goods or services that the licensee uses its registered trademark. 2. A trademark registrant shall correctly use its registered trademark in strict accordance with the relevant provisions of the trademark law. In addition, the following problems should be paid attention to in the use of trademarks: 1. Registered trademarks should be used in strict accordance with the trademarks approved in the Trademark Registration Certificate and the goods or services approved for use. 2. The trademark registrant shall not change the scheme, figure or combination of the registered trademark by himself; The name of the registrant of a registered trademark shall not be changed without authorization. Address or other registered items. 3. It is an illegal act for a trademark registrant to use its registered trademark beyond the scope of goods or services approved by the Trademark Registration Certificate, and to indicate the registration mark. 4. The trademark registrant shall not transfer the registered trademark by himself. 5. The trademark registrant has the obligation to use the registered trademark. If a registered trademark ceases to be used for three consecutive years from the date of approval, the trademark may be revoked according to law. 6. Trademark registrants must sign a trademark license contract before they can use their registered trademarks. The licensor shall, within 3 months from the date of signing the license contract, submit a copy of the contract to the Trademark Office for filing the trademark license contract.
second, what are the rights of trademark registrants? The rights of a trademark registrant mainly refer to the exclusive right to use a registered trademark. China's Trademark Law stipulates that a trademark approved and registered by the Intellectual Property Office is a registered trademark, and the trademark registrant enjoys the exclusive right to use the registered trademark and is protected by law. The exclusive right to use a trademark shall include: 1. Right to use: A trademark registrant has the right to use the trademark on the goods and services approved for use by its registered trademark, and to use the trademark in related business activities. 2. Exclusive right: A trademark registrant enjoys exclusive rights to its registered trademark, and no one else may use the same or similar trademark on the same or similar goods or services without authorization. 3. Licensing right: A trademark registrant has the right to license others to use his registered trademark by signing a trademark licensing contract in accordance with the law. 4. Prohibition right: The trademark registrant has the right to stop others from using the same or similar trademarks on the same or similar goods or services without authorization. 5. Establishment of mortgage: A trademark registrant has the right to establish mortgage with its registered trademark in business activities. 6. Investment right: Trademark registrants have the right to invest their registered trademarks as intangible assets according to legal provisions and legal procedures. 7. Right of assignment: Trademark registrants have the right to assign their registered trademarks to others with or without compensation through legal procedures. 8. Inheritance right: As intangible property, a trademark can be inherited by its legal successor in the order of inheritance. Trademark licensors should use trademarks correctly in accordance with the law. After the successful registration of a trademark through the examination of the Trademark Office, the rights of the trademark are protected by law. The trademark owner who has obtained the trademark registration certificate enjoys eight basic rights, such as the right to use the trademark, the exclusive right, the right to use the license, the right to invest, the right to transfer, the right to inherit, the right to prohibit and the right to establish a mortgage.