Where a trademark is infringed, the obligee may report the act of counterfeiting a registered trademark to the public security organ through administration to investigate and deal with the crime of counterfeiting a trademark; It is a good way to effectively combat trademark infringement, but it requires a lot and needs to meet certain standards.

1. If there is evidence that the infringer has been suspected of committing a crime, the owner of the registered trademark can report the clues of the suspected crime to the public security organ in the jurisdiction as the plaintiff. The clue of suspected crime should include the following contents: the basic information of the infringer (enterprise name or personal name, address, telephone number, etc. ); Infringement (production or sales time, quantity, unit price, etc. ); Original or valid copy of the registered trademark certificate; Samples of infringing products; Comparing the owned products with the infringing products; Other materials that the public security organ deems necessary.

2. Any citizen has the obligation to report the ongoing criminal activities of trademark cases to the public security organs, and has the obligation to provide clues of criminal activities of trademark cases to the public security organs. Relevant reporting facts and clues must be true.

The accuser and the prosecutor shall not fabricate facts and evidence, otherwise they will bear the responsibility of false accusation and frame-up.

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