Tsinghua is a household name in China. After all, it is one of the top universities in China. Recently, Tsinghua University is suing a kindergarten. What's the matter with Tsinghua suing the kindergarten? In fact, it's the kindergarten that infringes the rights. How much is Tsinghua suing the kindergarten this time? Let's take a look at the details.
How is Tsinghua suing kindergarten
At 9:00 this morning, the case of Tsinghua University v. Qinghua kindergarten, Zhanggong District, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province, was heard. At 15:00 p.m., the court will also hear the case of Tsinghua University v. Qinghua kindergarten in Shangyou County, Ganzhou City.
In addition, on April 26, Xinyu intermediate people's court heard three trademark ownership and infringement disputes, including Tsinghua University v. Shuimu Qinghua kindergarten, Yushui District, Xinyu City, Jiangxi Province.
According to the civil complaint of Tsinghua University, its predecessor was Tsinghua School founded in 1911. With the approval of the State Trademark Office, the plaintiff obtained the exclusive right to use the registered trademark No. 1225974 of Tsinghua University on November 21, 1998 and the exclusive right to use the registered trademark No. 4724561 of Tsinghua University on January 28, 2009. On October 16, 2006, the State Trademark Office recognized Tsinghua University as a well-known trademark. On December 6, 2006, the Beijing Municipal Higher People's Court recognized Tsinghua as a well-known trademark in its No. 1481 civil judgment. How much does Tsinghua Sue kindergarten for
The plaintiff said: 'the defendant used the word & lsquo; Tsinghua & quot; in the process of running Tsinghua kindergarten, which easily caused confusion among the public and constituted trademark infringement, and should bear the corresponding tort liability. The plaintiff & lsquo; Tsinghua & quot; registered the trademark and the name of the school first and had a high reputation, and was identified as a well-known trademark. The defendant registered and used the & lsquo; Tsinghua & quot; garden name, which was similar to the plaintiff's well-known trademark and the name of the school & lsquo; Tsinghua & quot;, and could easily cause confusion, disrupt the market order and constitute unfair competition. The plaintiff hereby appealed to the court to order the defendant to immediately stop the infringement, publish an apology in the newspaper for one month, and compensate for economic losses and related expenses of 500000 yuan.