The principles for trademark registration stipulated in my country’s Trademark Law are:

1. Principle of exclusivity: The purpose of trademark registration is to protect the exclusive rights of the trademark owner and prevent others from using similar products or use the same or similar trademark on similar goods or services, causing confusion.

2. The principle of distinguishability: a trademark should be sufficiently unique and distinctive to be distinguishable from other trademarks, allowing consumers to accurately identify the source of the goods or services.

3. Shall not violate laws, regulations and the principle of public interests: Trademark registration must not violate laws and regulations, harm public interests, or violate social morals.

4. Principle of not using other people’s trademarks: Trademark registration applicants are not allowed to apply for using other people’s registered trademarks or known famous trademarks as their own trademarks.

5. Principle of not misleading the public: Trademarks must not be misleading or cause the public to have a wrong understanding of the nature, quality, geographical origin, etc. of the goods or services.

These principles aim to ensure the legality, fairness and protection of consumer rights in trademark registration.

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