오픈마켓 서비스와 상표권 침해

Open Market Service and Trademark Infringement

초록

Liability for contributory trademark infringement may be imposed where a manufacturer or distributor (1) intentionally induces another to infringe a trademark or (2) continues to supply a product to someone who it knows or has reason to know is engaging in trademark infringement. The test for contributory infringement focuses on manufacturers, distributors of products. There has however been an open question about whether or at least to what extent the contributory infringement doctrine even applied to services. Recently, cosmetics firm L'Oréal has failed in its bid to hold eBay responsible for the sale of counterfeit goods in France. A French court said that the online auction site had done all that it had to to stop counterfeit sales. Open market such as eBay, G-Market is an electronic marketplace, not a retailer, and never takes physical possession of goods sold through its website. eBay may be not liable for contributory infringement because it does not have sufficient knowledge of specific acts of infringement on its site and,when it does, it must act appropriately to discontinue the listing. This article has focused on four important constellations of liability - liability for open market service provider such as eBay, G-Market.

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Open MarketCounterfeitTrademark Infringemente-commerce오픈마켓위조상품상표권 침해전자상거래
제목
오픈마켓 서비스와 상표권 침해
제목 (타언어)
Open Market Service and Trademark Infringement
저자
김병일
발행일
2010-12
저널명
산업재산권
33
페이지
81 ~ 110