Sales Of Counterfeit "Camel" Shoes Defendant Compensation Costs 23 Thousand Yuan

Lee, a self-employed man, sold counterfeit camels without legal permission. shoes The result was Wan Jingang, a Guangdong camel dress limited company and a camel brand holder, who went to court. Reporters learned that in the morning, the court of first instance in Fengtai identified Lee as a trademark infringement and ordered it to compensate the plaintiff for economic losses and reasonable expenses totaling 23 thousand yuan.

According to plaintiff Wan Jingang and Guangdong camel dress company, the owner of the "Camel" trademark is "Wan Jin Gang". The camel clothing company of Guangdong has licensed the camel series trademark to the trademark owner. Without authorization, the defendant, an individual business man, unauthorized sales of shoes, products, labels and packages and shop signs, using the "Camel" trademark logo which is the same or similar to the plaintiff's registered trademark.

Two the plaintiff believed that Lee's behavior had infringed the plaintiff's exclusive right to trademark, and weakened the significance of the plaintiff's famous trademark, so he appealed to the court to order Li to stop the infringement and compensate for the economic loss and the reasonable cost of 300 thousand yuan.

According to the court's trial, Li's merchandise sold on the shoebox was used in the "LUOTUO SHOES" text, and the "LUOTUO" was the same as the registered trademark of Wan Jingang. Therefore, a commodity infringing upon the exclusive right to use a registered trademark constitutes a tort, and the above judgment is made accordingly.