In trademark infringement litigation; There are two basic classifications: the subject of right and the subject of responsibility. The subject of right is the obligee and interested party of trademark right, and the obligee is usually the original subject of trademark right. They applied to the State Trademark Office for trademark registration and obtained approval. Stakeholders are usually heirs, who obtain part or all of the rights and interests of trademark rights through inheritance, transfer or licensing. As a plaintiff, the right subject should have strict conditions, because it involves not only the exercise of the right of action, but also the enjoyment of the right of claim, that is, which subjects divide the rights under the trademark right (if it involves obtaining economic benefits such as infringement compensation). In fact, rights, like responsibilities, should be enjoyed or assumed in a certain order. Belonging to the subject of the first order, they have equal distribution opportunities and the same distribution order of rights. The court or anyone else shall not deprive them of their rights without explicitly giving up their substantive rights.