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1 May 2013CopyrightEric Su and Zhang Xu

All change: a big year for IP legislation

Following the deepening of theoretical research about IP and the accumulation of related practical experience, the Chinese government, the legislative body and industry are looking forward to the amendment and completion of IP laws. By the end of 2012, the drafts of amendments to several laws had been published and the related reviews and comments by the public have been collected. This article gives a brief introduction to the laws and regulations to be modified.

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