| 英文摘要 |
Injunctions are a means of resolving jurisdictional conflicts. Over the past ten years since the emergence of the standard-essential patent injunction, the jurisdictional conflicts arising from standard-essential patents in various countries have not been eliminated, but the trend has become more and more intense. This paper collects the typical cases of the birth and development of the injunction, analyzes the historical logic of the development of the injunction, the legal logic of the operation of the injunction and the economic logic of the injunction. The study shows that international comity is the basic condition for the issuance and respect of the injunction. The injunctions of standard essential patents issued by different countries based on their respective judicial systems have fallen into interactive conflicts because they involve long-arm jurisdiction and mutual countermeasures. The parties' selective compliance with the injunction further aggravates the social cost of the injunction. Based on this, the author puts forward some suggestions on the governance of patent injunctive order, such as following international comity, countering long-arm jurisdiction, and constructing global jurisdiction distribution system. |