英文摘要 |
In China, intellectual property infringement litigations follow the principle of territoriality which presents gradual1y its limits in practice. In fact, it makes that our courts lack of flexibi1ity in exercising its jurisdiction, which is not beneficial for national intellectual property competitiveness in the international competition. The purpose of constructing innovative state necessitates that our courts to learn from other countries as the United States and to extend national jurisdiction in dealing with intellectual property cases involving an extraterritorial element. This article proposes some rules of jurisdiction that can bypass the principle of territoriality, and also discuss the application of 'parallel proceedings' and 'Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniences'. |