Trademark practice – never submit a political landmark of a country as a trademark application in China
When people talk about different countries, the building or facility that represented the country is always one of the topics. And many of these have their special meanings in the political aspect, like the White House in the US, Buckingham Palace in the UK, Versailles in France, and the Kremlin in Russia. Citizens in these countries must be proud of their landmarks. But are these available for trademark applications in China? Similar questions are frequently received.
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