China’s Supreme People’s Court (SPC), on 26 April 2018, held a public hearing on the retrial of an administrative refusal of a three-dimensional (3D) international trademark application filed by Parfums Christian Dior.
HUANG HUI
Senior Partner
Wanhuida Peksung IP Group
The trademark (image 1) is a bottle that has the shape of a teardrop, with a small globe on top and an oval-shaped lower end, ornamented with gold thread in circles along the narrow neck. The mark is used by Dior for its perfume “J’adore”.
Dior obtained the registration of this image in France as a 3D trademark on 8 August 2014. On 6 November 2014, Dior filed an application for the international registration of the said mark covering perfumes in Class 3, with territorial extension to China.
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Huang Hui is a senior partner and Paul Ranjard is of counsel at Wanhuida Peksung IP Group. Li Yunquan, a senior trademark counsel at Wanhuida, also contributed to this article
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