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Coastal areas show interest in setting up dedicated IPR courts

By Wang Xin and Wang Zhenghua | China Daily | Updated: 2013-12-23 07:24

It remains unclear what action the Supreme People's Court will take to reform how China handles intellectual property rights cases, yet authorities in coastal areas have already set the wheels in motion.

Jiangsu province and Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong province, have shown interest in creating a dedicated IPR court.

Xu Qianfei, president of the Jiangsu High People's Court, said at an international forum in December that the province is gearing up for such a move.

Coastal areas show interest in setting up dedicated IPR courts

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