Regulations Governing Customs Measures in Protecting the Rights and Interests of Trademark｜第 6 條｜關務｜Regulation｜In Force
財政部｜v1.0
Last Amended: 2021-09-15
In the event that the proprietor of a registered trademark lodges a complaint that specific imported or exported goods have infringed on his or her trademark, he/she should notify the Customs and submit the following information: 1. The fact of infringement and the sufficient description to identify the infringing goods. The proprietor of a registered trademark should also provide related data in electronic file, such as sample, picture, catalogue or photo of the genuine goods and counterfeit goods. 2. Related specific data such as names of the exporter/importer, name of the goods, import/export ports, date, number of flight or ship, number of container, storage venue of the goods. 3. Registered trademark certificate. When the complaint is received, Customs shall scrutinize and decide whether the contents of the complaint are substantive. Once accepting the complaint, Customs should notify the proprietor of a registered trademark. In the event that the complaint is rejected, Customs shall notify the proprietor of a registered trademark and explain the rationales of rejection.