Intellectual property disputes refer to controversies arising between intellectual property right holders and unspecified third parties due to the exercise of intellectual property rights or infringement upon such rights by third parties.

  Common types of intellectual property disputes include:

• Ownership Disputes: Controversies concerning the identification of the legitimate rights holder(s), such as whether rights belong to a single party or multiple co-owners.
• Infringement Disputes: Conflicts arising from unauthorized use of intellectual property by third parties without the rights holder's authorization.
• Contract Disputes: Disagreements among parties in intellectual property transfer or licensing agreements, such as breaches of contractual authorization limits by licensees.
• Administrative Disputes: Controversies resulting from objections to decisions made by intellectual property administrative authorities.

  CnOpenData compiles administrative penalty records related to corporate intellectual property disputes in China, encompassing fields such as enterprise name(企业名称), penalty date(处罚日期), reason for penalty(处罚事由), and imposing authority(处罚单位), thereby facilitating relevant academic research.

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Time Coverage

2014–March 2024 (subject to updates as needed)

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Relevant Literature

• Yu Yongze, Xia Longlong & Duan Shenglan, 2023: "Market Regulation and Enterprise Growth: An Empirical Analysis Based on Administrative Penalty Data," China Industrial Economics, No. 8.

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Data Update Frequency

Annual updates