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Why is there no personal right stipulated in the trademark right?
1. Because the full name of a trademark right is the exclusive right to use a trademark, it is the property right obtained according to the application, and the trademark will not be changed after the application for approval; The copyright is obtained after the creation is completed; Therefore, there is no possibility of publishing, signing, modifying or protecting the integrity of a trademark, so there is no personal right. 2. In addition, the patterns and characters involved in the trademark right can be independently used as works, and they can enjoy the copyright independently, so they are not repeated in the trademark right.