Mr. Anthony Eden Reports an Improvement in Position London, June The present state of Chinese law in relation to the registration of trade marks came up at question time in the House of Commons to-day.
'Mr. Adrian Moreing, Conservative member for Preston, asked the For-Jeign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, whether he had yet received the report of the Ambassador, Sir Mughe /Knatchbull-Hugessen, on' the present Istste of Chinese law relating to the registration of trade marks, He also Inquired whether the representations made by the Ambassador in July last year, had produced any result, 'To both questions Mr. Eden replied the affirmative, He said he was glad to say that the situation appeared Improved,.He had been informed, in particular, that in future decisions of 'Trade Mark' Bureau more emphasis would be laid on that section Jot the Trade Mark Law which lays [down that marks calculated to deceive {the public may not be registered.
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