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Shoemakers told to pay Nike compensation

By Cao Li | China Daily | Updated: 2007-08-21 07:12

SHANGHAI: A court here has ordered two Chinese shoe manufacturers and a French supermarket to pay American sporting goods giant Nike 350,000 yuan ($46,000) compensation for copyright infringement.

Jinjiang Longzhibu Shoes Co Ltd and Jinjiang Kangwei Shoes Co Ltd manufactured shoes bearing a logo that was "basically the same" as one of Nike's - a silhouette of former basketball star Michael Jordan slam-dunking - the Shanghai No 2 Intermediate People's Court said yesterday. And the Shanghai branch of France-based retailer Auchan was guilty of selling the products without permission from Nike, it said.

"All three have conducted copyright infringement against Nike," the verdict read.

Shoemakers told to pay Nike compensation

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