With the enhancement of citizens' awareness of rights, we can not only take up legal weapons to safeguard our rights and interests, but also impose more severe penalties on infringers. However, some associations cannot use legal means correctly. Officials say Tongguan Chinese hamburger has no right to charge franchise fee. Can merchants rest assured? They do work safely for three reasons:
First of all, their use of trademarks is legal.
The reason for saying this is that they can really get the government's approval and can run their own shops with more peace of mind. Because the official response can not only show that the business behavior is legal, but also prove that the business can properly use geographical indications. Therefore, they will not be punished by law and will not be prosecuted again.
Second, they can be protected by law.
I really think they can feel more at ease in the course of business operation, because they can be protected by law and will not suffer losses because of illegal prosecution by others. They not only don't have to pay the so-called entrance fee, but also don't have to worry more about the prosecution of the association, which can provide them with protection.
Third, they don't have to worry about their future.
In my opinion, they can really behave more correctly according to the official statement and don't have to worry about their future. Because they don't have to worry that their legitimate actions will be attacked by others, and they don't have to worry that the trademarks they use will be taken back by others. They can use this trademark within a specific scope and obtain long-term use rights.
This is my analysis.