The trial of trademark review cases is mainly based on the relevant provisions of (), and judgments are made based on individual cases.

A "Software Registration Guide"

B "Classification Table of Similar Goods and Services"

C "Trademark Infringement Determination Criteria"

D "Trademark Examination and Trial Standards"

Correct answer: D?

Answer analysis: Trial and review cases are mainly based on the relevant provisions of the "Trademark Examination and Trial Standards" and are conducted on a case-by-case basis determination.

The State Intellectual Property Office believed that the trademark objection was established and made a decision not to register it. The applicant for a review case that will not be registered should be ().

A Opposed party

B Applicant for rejected trademark registration

C Prior right holder

D Invalidated trademark registrant

Correct answer: A ?

Answer analysis: The State Intellectual Property Office believes that the objection is established on all or part of the designated goods (services) and will not If the opponent is dissatisfied with the registration decision, he or she may apply for review. The applicant for a review case that is not allowed to be registered shall be the respondent.

() refers to a trademark that has been approved for registration and has been declared invalid due to violation of the provisions of the Trademark Law on the conditions for approval of registration.

A Trademark cancellation

B Trademark objection

C Trademark rejection

D Declaration of invalidity of registered trademark

Correct Answer: D ?

Answer analysis: The declaration of invalidity of a registered trademark refers to a trademark that has been approved for registration and is declared invalid due to violation of the provisions of the Trademark Law on the conditions for approval of registration.

If you are dissatisfied with the State Intellectual Property Office's ex officio decision to invalidate a registered trademark, the trademark registrant may apply for review. This is ().

A Review of trademark rejection

B Review of denial of registration

C Review of invalidation declaration

D Review of cancellation of registered trademark

Correct answer: C ?

Answer analysis: Invalidation review refers to a trademark registrant who is dissatisfied with the State Intellectual Property Office's ex officio decision to declare a registered trademark invalid. The trademark registrant can apply for review.

The trial of trademark review cases is mainly based on the relevant provisions of (), and judgments are made based on individual cases.

A "Patent Examination Guide"