The contents of trademark rights are as follows:
1. Exclusive right to use. The trademark owner enjoys the exclusive right to use its registered trademark, and no third party has the right to use the same or similar mark with the trademark registered by the trademark owner on similar products or services.
2. Permission to use. A trademark registrant has the right to license others to use its registered trademark by signing a trademark license contract in accordance with legal provisions.
3. Right of disposal, specifically including the following rights:
1. Right of transfer. The trademark owner can transfer the trademark rights to a third party, and the transfer can be paid or free of charge.
2. Investment rights. The trademark owner can use the trademark to invest in the establishment of a company or other corporate legal person, a partnership, a sole proprietorship, etc.
3. Pledge right. The trademark owner can pledge the trademark and set up a pledge of rights to guarantee his or a third party's debts.
4. Abandon trademark rights.
4. Inheritance rights. As intangible property, trademarks can be inherited by their legal heirs according to the order of property inheritance.
Legal Basis
Article 43 of the Trademark Law states that a trademark registrant may authorize others to use its registered trademark by signing a trademark license contract. The licensor shall supervise the quality of the goods used by the licensee using its registered trademark.
The licensee shall ensure the quality of the goods using the registered trademark. If the registered trademark of another person is used with permission, the name of the licensee and the place of origin of the goods must be marked on the goods using the registered trademark.
When permitting others to use its registered trademark, the licensor shall submit its trademark use license to the Trademark Office for record, and the Trademark Office shall announce it. The trademark use license shall not be used against bona fide third parties without registration.