英文摘要 |
China’s attempt to use anti-suit injunction measures in patent disputes related to standard essential patents has attracted close attention from trading partners such as the United States and the European Union. The anti-suit injunctions are applied in China as an act preservation measure, which is consistent with the interim measures stipulated in the TRIPS Agreement. Through the WTO dispute settlement mechanism, the European Union submitted to WTO Dispute Settlement Body for consultation on China’s intellectual property law enforcement measures. The core issue of the dispute is whether the application of the anti-suit injunction is generally applicable in China as a legal rule. To analyze the compliance of anti-suit injunction measures under the TRIPS Agreement, we need to return to the general principles of treaty interpretation stipulated in the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and accurately explain the meaning of the text of the provisions of the TRIPS Agreement. According to the TRIPS Agreement, the relevant measures in China have no impact on the exercise of patent rights, and will not cause the abuse of enforcement procedure. If the dispute is not successfully resolved in the consultation process, China can safeguard China’s legitimate rights and interests by invoking the TRIPS Agreement, in terms of the accuracy of measure identification and the legitimacy of interim measures. |