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Foreigners won most of the IPR cases in Beijing

www.chinanews.cn 2005-04-18 16:34:07

Chinanews Beijing, Apr. 15 (By Wu Qingcai) - Chen Jinchuan, deputy
presiding judge of the People's High Court of Beijing revealed at a press
conference today that in the past few years foreigner parties had won
most of the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) cases that involved
foreign citizens or enterprises and the court has always maintained
impartial, neutral and equal principles on all the cases it handled.
At today's press conference held by the Information Office of the Beijing
Municipal Government in Beijing, Chen said that the court should hear
cases on an equal basis and protect the legal rights of all the parties
so that the judiciary is seen as impartial, neutral and equal. The
parties here would include both Chinese and foreign citizens.
Articles in China's codices have stated very clearly that foreign
citizens' legal rights within China are protected. What is more, China
has accepted the International Conventions for the Protection of
Intellectual Property Rights and has become a member.

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