(1) Exclusive right to use

Once a trademark is approved and registered by the national trademark management authority, the owner of the trademark exclusive right will enjoy the complete and exclusive use of its registered trademark within a certain scope. right. The so-called exclusive right of use means that others are not allowed to use the registered trademark or a trademark similar to the registered trademark on the same or similar goods without the permission of the owner of the registered trademark. Otherwise, it will constitute an infringement of the exclusive right to use the trademark. The owner of the exclusive right to use the trademark can request the industrial and commercial administrative authorities to handle it according to law or file a lawsuit in the People's Court to protect his exclusive right to use the trademark.

(2) License right

The owner of the exclusive right to use a trademark can license his registered trademark to others and receive compensation for it. According to the license contract signed between the licensor (trademark owner) and the licensee (trademark user), the trademark owner can retain the right to use the trademark or give up the right to use it. The trademark is used exclusively by the licensee or used by multiple people at the same time. Whether the trademark owner retains or gives up the right to use it, or the trademark license contract

uses it exclusively by the licensee, or the trademark owner permits multiple people to use its registered trademark, the owner of the trademark still belongs to The original trademark registrant, under the conditions of trademark license, only has the right to use the trademark transferred, but the ownership does not change.

(3) Trademark transfer right

Transfer of a registered trademark refers to the legal act by which the trademark owner transfers the trademark ownership to others for a fee in accordance with the procedures stipulated in the "Trademark Law". After the trademark exclusive right is transferred, the original trademark registrant, that is, the trademark exclusive right holder, loses all rights to the registered trademark. The trademark ownership is transferred to the new trademark exclusive right holder, and the registered trademark itself does not change. , and the owner of the registered trademark has changed.

(4) Renewal right

Trademark renewal right refers to the right of the trademark owner to apply to the Trademark Office to extend the trademark protection period. According to the provisions of my country's Trademark Law, if the owner of the trademark exclusive right wishes to continue to use the registered trademark after the expiration of the registered trademark, he can apply for renewal before the expiration of the trademark exclusive right.