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The purpose of the standards is to determine whether application documents conform to the requirements of the Patent Law and the Enforcement Rules to the Patent Law. The standards are necessary to ensure that applications satisfy procedural requirement before substantive examination may begin. The IPO held hearings on the proposed standards on 17 and 27 April. The draft intends to relax the following items: a. Regardless if a party is a ROC natural person or legal person, or a foreign natural person or legal person, oaths and applicant certifications of inventors, and powers of attorney for companies and legal persons maybe completed by signatures or chops. b.The date of application shall not be affected if an inventor is unable to sign a declaration at or after the date of application. c.If the applicant dies, the applicant's heir is not required to resign the oath. d.If the name of an inventor is removed from an application prior to approval, the remaining inventors do not need to submit a declaration that they consent to amend the application. e. A foreign company that has been recognized in Taiwan may file a patent application in the name of a Taiwan branch with the responsible person as its representative. The foreign company is not required to appoint an agent. f. If both sides to a patent assignment application are represented entities, the assignment application and assignment agreement, or a documents evidencing a right to assign must be signed by a corporate supervisor if a company to the assignment is organized as a company limited by shares. If the company is a limited company, a shareholder who does not exercise business responsibility for the company must sign on behalf of the company. It is not necessary for the company representatives to jointly sign the documents. ¬d¸T¥é«_°Ó«~¤p²Õ¤K¤Q¤E¦~¤Q¤G¤ë°õ¦æ«OÅ@´¼°]Åv¤u§@¦¨®Ä ¨Ì¾Ú¸gÀÙ³¡¬d¸T¥é«_°Ó«~¤p²Õ²Îp¸ê®Æ©ÜÅS¡A¤K¤Q¤E¦~¤Q¤G¤ë¸Ó²Õp¬d®Ö¥X¤f°Ó«~°Ó¼Ð²£¦a®×¥ó26¥ó¡A¦Ó¬O¶µ®×¥ó¸g¸Ó¤p²Õ¬d´_³B²z¤Î¸gÀÙ³¡°ê»Ú¶T©ö§½¦æ¬F³B¤ÀªÌ¦U¦³33¥ó¤Î26¥ó¡C¥t°w¹ï¼t°ÓÀËÁ|¥é«_®×¥ó¡A¸Ó²Õ¨ü²z¤Î¬d´_³B²zªÌ¡A¤À§O¬°23¥ó¤Î22¥ó¡C ¦¹¥~¡A¬O¶µ´Á¶¡¸Ó²Õ¨ó½Õ¦U¦aĵ½Õ¾÷Ãö¤§¬d½r¦æ°Ê¡Ap¦³48¥ó¥é«_°Ó¼Ð®×¥ó¡B2¥ó«I®`±M§QÅv®×¥ó¤Î71¥ó«I®`µÛ§@Åv®×¥ó¡F¦Ó¬dÀò¤§¥é«_«~¥«»ùÁ`Ȭù21,958,259¤¸¡C¥t°Ñ¥[¬d½r¥é«_©Î´¼°]Åv¬ÛÃö·|ijp2¦¸¡C Work by the Anti-Counterfeiting Committee in December 2000 According to statistics released by the Anti Counterfeiting Committee (ACC) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the ACC in December 2000 investigated 26 new trademark and place-of-origin cases involving the export of goods. During this month, 33 cases were handled by the ACC internally and 26 were referred to the Board of Foreign Trade for administrative action. In addition, of the counterfeit cases that were brought to the attention of the ACC by private companies, 23 were handled by the ACC and 22 were referred to other administrative agencies. The ACC coordinated 48 counterfeit trademark raids, 2 patent raids and 71 copyright raids involving prosecutors, police, and investigators during December 2000. The raids resulted in the seizure of counterfeit goods worth NT$21,958,259. The ACC also participated in two meetings related to counterfeit raids and intellectual property during December 2000. ĵ¬F¸p¤E¤Q¦~¤@¤ë¥÷«OÅ@´¼°]Åv¤u§@¦¨ªG ¯÷¾Ú¤º¬F³¡Äµ¬F¸p²Îp¸ê®Æ«ü¥X¡A¸Ó¸p¤E¤Q¦~¤@¤ë¨Ì¯A¶û«I®`´¼¼z°]²£Åv¦Ó²¾°eªk¿ì¤§®×¥óp343¥ó¡]392¤H¡^¡A¤À§O¬°¯A¶û¥é«_°Ó¼Ð®×¥ó56¥ó¡]74¤H¡^¡B«I®`±M§QÅv®×¥ó10¥ó¡]12¤H¡^»P«I®`µÛ§@Åv®×¥ó277¥ó¡]306¤H¡^¡F¯A¥~µÛ§@Åv®×¥óp5¥ó¡]6¤H¡^¡A¨ä¤¤¯A¬ü®×¥ó¬°3¥ó¡]3¤H¡^¡C¦Ó¬dÀò¤§¥é«_°Ó«~¥«»ù¦ôȬ°·s¥x¹ô2,364,911,145¤¸¡C Results of IPR Protection Work by the National Police Administration in January 2001 In January 2001, the National Police Administration handled IPR-related investigations resulting in the referral of 343 cases involving 392 defendants to district court prosecutors on suspicion of infringement. Of these 343 cases, 74 defendants in 56 cases were suspected of trademark infringement, 12 defendants in 10 cases were suspected of patent infringement, and 306 defendants in 277 cases were suspected of copyright infringement. Six defendants in 5 copyright cases were suspected of infringing foreignowned copyright, including 3 defendants in 3 cases who were suspected of infringing U.S.-owned copyright. The total street value of counterfeit products seized during the investigations was estimated to be NT$2,364,911,145 ·s»D§½¤K¤Q¤E¦~¤Q¤G¤ë¥÷¬d¦©¹Hªk¿ý¼v¸`¥Ø±a·~¦¨ªG ¤K¤Q¤E¦~¤Q¤G¤ë¥÷¦æ¬F°|·s»D§½¤Î¦a¤è¬F©²¦³Ãö³æ¦ì¦@¬d¹î¤Î¨ú½lMTV75®a¦¸¡]¨ä¤¤±ß¶¡8®É¥H«á¬d¹î¨ú½l60®a¦¸¡^¡B¿ý¼v¸`¥Ø±a¯²°â©±201®a¦¸¡B¨ä¥L46®a¦¸¡F¦@p¬d¦©¹Hªk¿ý¼v¸`¥Ø±a505¨÷¤Î¼vºÐ1205¤ù¡F¨Ì«IÅv¤Î§«®`·¤Æ²¾°e®×¥óªÌ8¥ó¤Î¼s¹qªk®Ö³B®×¥óp32¥ó¡C Results of the Government Information Office Investigations of the Video Rental Industry in December 2000 In December 2000, the Government Information Office (GIO) and local government agencies jointly made 75 investigations of MTV parlors. (Sixty of these investigations were made after 8 p.m.) They also made 201 investigations of video rental shops and 46 investigations of other business establishments. These investigations resulted in the seizure of 505 illegal videotapes and 1205 illegal laser disks. Eight cases were referred to district court prosecutors on suspicion of violating rights and public morals. Thirty two cases were subject to administrative sanctions under the Broadcasting and Television Law. ·s»D§½¤K¤Q¤E¦~¤Q¤G¤ë¥÷¬dÀò¤Q¤T®a¦¸¹H³W¦³½u¹qµø(¼½°e)¨t²Î·~ ¤K¤Q¤E¦~¤Q¤G¤ë¥÷¦æ¬F°|·s»D§½¤Î¦a¤è¬F©²¦³Ãö³æ¦ì¬d¹î¨ú½l¦³½u¹qµø(¼½°e)¨t²Î·~¦@157®a¦¸¡]¨ä¤¤±ß¶¡8®É¥H«á¬d¹î¨ú½l47®a¦¸¡^¡A¤À§O¬O¾÷©Ð¬dÅç61®a¦¸¡A¬dÀò9®a¦¸¹H¤Ï¼s§iªk³W¡A¦Ó°¼¿ý«h¬dÅç96®a¦¸¡A¬dÀò4®a¦¸¹H¤Ï¼s§iªk³W¡C ¦¹¥~¡A³B²z¥Á²³¥Ó¶D¤Ï¬M®×¥óp293¥ó¡A¨Æ¥Ñ¤À§O¬O¯A¶û¹H¤Ï¸`¥Ø¡B¼s§i¡B¶O¥Î¤ÎÅv§Q«OÅ@µ¥¬ÛÃö³W©w¡A¦U¬°18¡B52¡B60¤Î163¥ó¡C Government Information Office Uncovers 13 Illegal Cable TV Stations in December 2000 In December 2000, the Government Information Office (GIO) and local government agencies jointly investi- gated 157 cable TV operators. (Forty seven of these investigations were made after 8 p.m.) The investigations included 61 investigations of primary broadcast facilities and 96 investigations of secondary broadcast facilities. The investigations of primary broadcast facilities resulted in 9 cases of suspected violations of advertising regulations. The 96 investigations of secondary broadcast facilities resulted in 4 cases of suspected violations of advertising regulations. The GIO also handled 293 cases of consumer complaints alleging violations by cable TV operators in December 2000. This total included 18 programming complaints, 52 advertising complaints, 60 subscription fee cases, and 163 right protection cases. ®üÃö¤K¤Q¤E¦~²Ä¥|©u¬dÀò¥X¤f³fª«°Ó¼Ð¥Ó³ø¤£²Å®×¥ó³B²z±¡§Î ®Ú¾Ú®üÃö¤K¤Q¤E¦~¤Q¦Ü¤Q¤G¤ë¥÷¬dÀò¥X¤f³fª«°Ó¼Ð¥Ó³ø¤£²Å®×¥ó³B²z±¡§Î²Îp¸ê®Æ©ÜÅS¡G¹B°Ê¾¹§÷㤩©ñ¦æ¡]©Î¨ãµ²©ñ¦æ¡^ªÌ7¥ó¤Î¨Ìªk¬d¦©ªÌ1¥ó¡C¨T¡]¾÷¡^¨®¹s¥ó㤩©ñ¦æ¡]©Î¨ãµ²©ñ¦æ¡^¤Î³d¥O°hÃöªÌ¦U¦³5¥ó¤Î1¥ó¡C¤ÆùÛ«~³d¥O°hÃöªÌ1¥ó¡C¹q¸£²£«~㤩©ñ¦æ¡]©Î¨ãµ²©ñ¦æ¡^¤Î³d¥O°hÃöªÌ¦U¦³15¥ó¤Î3¥ó¡C¥úºÐ²£«~¡]§tCD°Û¤ù¡^㤩©ñ¦æ¡]©Î¨ãµ²©ñ¦æ¡^ªÌ2¥ó¡C¶ì½¦»s«~㤩©ñ¦æ¡]©Î¨ãµ²©ñ¦æ¡^ªÌ2¥ó¡C¯¼Â´«~㤩©ñ¦æ¡]©Î¨ãµ²©ñ¦æ¡^¤Î³d¥O°hÃöªÌ¦U¦³4¥ó¤Î2¥ó¡C¹q¤l¹s¥ó㤩©ñ¦æ¡]©Î¨ãµ²©ñ¦æ¡^¤Î³d¥O°hÃöªÌ¦U¦³7¥ó¤Î3¥ó¡C¨ä¥L³f«~¤§ã¤©©ñ¦æ¡]©Î¨ãµ²©ñ¦æ¡^¡B³d¥O°hÃö¤Î¨Ìªk¬d¦©ªÌ¤À§O¦³35¥ó¡B1¥ó¤Î7¥ó¡C Results of Customs Inspections of Trademark Export Declarations in the Fourth Quarter of 2000 Customs recently released results of its inspections of inaccurate trademark export declarations for the fourth quarter of 2000. The following list details the number of cases in which the goods were released with authorization or on bond. a.Sporting goods. 7 cases, 1 case good seized. b.Automotive spare parts. 5 cases, 1 case export not allowed. c.Cosmetics. 1 case export not allowed. d.Computer goods. 15 cases, 3 cases export not allowed. e.Compact disks. 2 cases. f.Plastic goods. 2 cases. g.Textiles. 4 cases, 2 cases export not allowed. h.Electronic spare parts. 7 cases, 3 cases export not allowed. i.Other products. 35 cases; 1 case export not allowed, 7 cases good seized. ®üÃö¤E¤Q¦~²Ä¤@©u¬d½r«I®`´¼¼z°]²£Åv¦¨ªG °õ¦æ¬d¸T¥X¤f«I®`´¼¼z°]²£Åv¤è±¡G
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The Compact Disc Export Inspection System was implemented in June 1992. The
Board of Foreign Trade on 17 July 1998 issued an instruction which requires
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The Computer Software Export Management System was implemented on 1 November
1992 and revised on 15 July 1998.
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The Trademark Export Inspection System was implemented on 1 October 1994.
Through 16 October 2000, a total of 468 trademarks were listed with the
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Chip Marking system was implemented on 1 January 2001. In the first three
months of 2001, two cases were discovered that violated applicable
regulations. These cases were referred to the Intellectual Property Office. °õ¦æµÛ§@ª«¯u«~¥¦æ¿é¤J¤è±¡G
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of movies, videotapes, and laser discs of major U.S. studios
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On 15 November 1993, Customs implemented the Authorized Imports Agents
System based upon lists of authorized firms provided by the Taiwan
representative of the U.S.-based Audio-Visual Copyrighted Works Association.
The procedure was later expanded to include lists of authorized firms
provided by the Phonographic Industry Members¡¦
Foundation in Taiwan and the Foundation for the Protection of Film and Video
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