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What are the specific provisions during trademark administrative dispute litigation?
Trademark administrative litigation includes:

1, the trademark application is rejected and the administrative dispute is reviewed;

2, trademark registration review administrative disputes;

3, trademark objection review administrative disputes;

4, trademark invalidation review administrative disputes;

5, trademark invalidation request administrative disputes;

6. Revoking the administrative dispute of trademark right review;

7. Administrative disputes over other trademark disputes;

Trademark administrative litigation refers to the administrative litigation brought by the administrative counterpart to the court against the specific administrative act of the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board on trademark management.

Legal basis: Administrative Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 56

During the litigation, the execution of administrative acts shall not be stopped. However, in any of the following circumstances, the execution shall be stopped:

(1) The defendant considers it necessary to stop execution;

(2) The plaintiff or interested party applies for suspension of execution, and the people's court considers that the execution of the administrative act will cause irreparable losses, and the suspension of execution will not harm the public interests of the state and society;

(three) the people's court believes that the implementation of the administrative act will cause great harm to the public interests of the state and society;

(four) the provisions of laws and regulations to stop execution.

If a party refuses to accept the ruling to stop execution or not to stop execution, it may apply for reconsideration once.