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Wednesday, April 29, 2026
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Intellectual Property Protection in China - China Guide

China follows the principle of territoriality in intellectual property (IP) protection. IP rights obtained under the laws of one country are generally valid and enforceable only within that country’s jurisdiction, unles…

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China follows the principle of territoriality in intellectual property (IP) protection. IP rights obtained under the laws of one country are generally valid and enforceable only within that country’s jurisdiction, unles…