Temple Wants Trademark
December 1, 2009, Tuesday
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THE Shaolin Temple has filed a lawsuit in Beijing appealing against a decision by China's Trademark Appeal Board that prevents them using "Shaolin Medicine" as a trademark on food.
The board said this would mislead consumers to expect medical effects, China News Service reported.
The temple told Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People's Court that the trademark had been used for more than 700 years without legal protection, and it wanted to end that situation and register the brand.
The board said this would mislead consumers to expect medical effects, China News Service reported.
The temple told Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People's Court that the trademark had been used for more than 700 years without legal protection, and it wanted to end that situation and register the brand.
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