two or more natural persons, legal persons or other organizations * * * apply to the Trademark Office for registration, and * * * both enjoy and exercise the same trademark, which is called * * * trademark.
so what does * * * have a trademark?
The trademark of * * * is a newly added provision in the second revision of the Trademark Law, and its main contents are related to the following points:
1. During the deliberation of the draft revision of the Trademark Law, it is necessary to confirm that * * * has a trademark form in reality, that is, it is necessary and possible for two or more subjects to own a trademark together. The subject referred to here can be a natural person, a legal person or any other organization, and they can be combined in a cross way when there is a trademark in * * *.
2. The basic feature of a * * trademark is that it has more than two subjects, that is, more than two natural persons, legal persons or other organizations, that is, several subjects * * * have the exclusive right to use a trademark. If there are not more than two subjects, it does not constitute a * * * trademark, that is, it cannot produce the concept of a * * * trademark without a relationship with it.
3. Another basic feature of * * * has a trademark is that there are more than two subjects who have the exclusive right to use a trademark, and only one object can have the exclusive right to use a trademark. Only in this way can * * * have a trademark. That is to say, there are several subjects and only one object, that is, several trademark registrants have the same right. The ownership here means ownership, not the right to use the license.
4. * * * Several subjects with a trademark * * * enjoy and exercise the exclusive right to use the trademark, which involves many legal relationships. It should be noted that several subjects with a trademark should conclude an agreement that * * * has a trademark to determine their rights and obligations; * * * A trademark registrant with a trademark * * * enjoys and exercises the exclusive right to use a trademark with the approval of the Trademark Office, and may not change it by himself after registration; There are changes, but also through legal procedures. * * * In the Trademark Law, a trademark is generated from trademark registration. The registration referred to here can be the initial trademark registration, the trademark registration formed by trademark transfer, or the change registration formed by the transformation of the subject.
5. The particularity of * * * owned trademarks is mainly reflected in the * * * relationship between subjects, and the provisions of the Trademark Law are implemented in the determination of trademark rights, the exercise of rights, and the management of trademark use.