Taipei, Sept. 14 (CNA) The government will continue its efforts to work with the local semiconductor industry to further strengthen the supply chain by exploring new technologies, including the third-generation semiconductor development, Vice Premier Shen Jong-chin (沈榮津) said Wednesday.
This Q&A covers the procedures and practical considerations of litigation in Thailand, including limitation issues, case management, submission of evidence and available remedies.
This Q&A answers key questions surrounding IP rights in relation to licensing agreements in Thailand, including registration requirements and enforcement against third parties.
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Jane Wang
There is a growing wave of criticism and unfavourable opinions of the current IP case adjudication system, which could result in the overhaul of the Intellectual Property Case Adjudication Act. The act was introduced in 2008, in response to the need for relatively speedy trials in IP cases, and in addition to the Civil, Criminal, Administrative Procedure Codes
Background
There have only been two minor amendments to the act in the 12 years since it came into force. The first was in 2011, which expressly stipulated that summary proceedings do not apply to administrative actions concerning intellectual property – this is the remit of an ordinary proceeding. The second was in 2014, which addressed the following issues and led to: