Category Archives: damages

New Game: Claim To Have Organised A Conference You Did Not, Say Sorry And Pay RMB 1

Posted on January 20, 2011 by ipdragonimport

Howell International Trade Fair Ltd. (Howell) organised events in China such as: China Game Developers Conference and ChinaJoy. Then United Business Media LLC (UBM), who organised the Game Developers Conference in the US, claimed to “have hosted alone or together … Continue reading →

Posted in apology, Beijing No.2 Intermediate People's Court, conference, damages, Game Developers Conference, Howell, IDG, UBM | 1 Comment

Supreme People’s Court Orders Full-compensation Principle in All IPR Cases

Posted on February 26, 2008 by ipdragonimport

“Courts should fully apply logical reasoning and everyday life experiences, and comprehensively and objectively examine the evidence for calculating the amount of compensation,” SPC vice-president Cao Jianming told a national work conference on IPR trials in Jinan on February 20, … Continue reading →

Posted in damages, 雅马哈, full compensation, Yamaha, Zhejiang Huatian | 1 Comment

Supreme People’s Court Awards Yamaha Highest Damages in Piracy Case

Posted on June 13, 2007 by ipdragonimport

雅马哈 Shu-Ching Jean Chen wrote for Forbes the article ‘Yamaha Copycat Crashes in Court’. “The Chinese company, Zhejiang Huatian, registered a shell company in Japan’s remote Ishikawa prefecture in 2000 under the same three characters used by Yamaha to render … Continue reading →

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MPAA Victorious Against Shanghai Leying; So Far Damages Have Been Peanuts

Posted on April 25, 2007 by ipdragonimport

So far three out of the seven American film production companies won in piracy cases in Shanghai, March 7, 2007. The Chinese Law Digest found this story in the Shanghai Youth Daily (Chinese): “Initiated by the Motion Picture Association of … Continue reading →

Posted in China Law Digest, damages, Disney, MPA, Shanghai Leying, Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People's Court, Warner | Leave a comment