MAK KAI SHUN v. XU QING HAI AND ANOTHER
The registered design was valid and subsisting and the defendants' product was a virtually identical reproduction with evidence of direct copying and admissions of manufacture and sale; the defendants failed to file affidavit evidence or plead and prove the statutory s.51(1) defence or any triable issue under O.14;...
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- Citation
- MAK KAI SHUN v. XU QING HAI AND ANOTHER
- Parties
- Plaintiff and Assignee of Registered Design: 1st Plaintiff; Plaintiff, Original Proprietor and Exclusive Licensee Producing 'the Magic Drawing Board' (items 828 and 828 A): 2nd Plaintiff; 1st Defendant; Recorded Sole Proprietor of Kalee Trading Co.; Manufacturer Via Mainland Factory: 1st Defendant (Xu Qing Hai); 2nd Defendant; Employee/agent of Kalee Trading Co.; Person Who Offered Infringing Goods for Sale and Supplied Samples: 2nd Defendant
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 20 October 2000
- Case Number
- HCA312/2000
- Procedural Posture
- Registered Design Infringement; Summary Judgment Application Under Order 14 R1 / Judgment on Summary Judgment Application (o.14)
- Outcome
- Judgment for the Plaintiffs on summary judgment
- Legal Topics
- Registered Design Infringement, Injunction, Account of Profits, Assignment and Licensing, Summary Judgment
- Source Language
- en
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Parties
1st Plaintiff
Plaintiff and Assignee of Registered Design
2nd Plaintiff
Plaintiff, Original Proprietor and Exclusive Licensee Producing 'the Magic Drawing Board' (items 828 and 828 A)
1st Defendant (Xu Qing Hai)
1st Defendant; Recorded Sole Proprietor of Kalee Trading Co.; Manufacturer Via Mainland Factory
2nd Defendant
2nd Defendant; Employee/agent of Kalee Trading Co.; Person Who Offered Infringing Goods for Sale and Supplied Samples
Procedural Posture
Registered Design Infringement; Summary Judgment Application Under Order 14 R1 / Judgment on Summary Judgment Application (o.14)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the defendants infringed UK registered design No.1008889
- 2 Whether the registered design was valid and subsisting
- 3 Whether defendants raised a triable issue to defeat summary judgment
Ratio Decidendi
The registered design was valid and subsisting and the defendants' product was a virtually identical reproduction with evidence of direct copying and admissions of manufacture and sale; the defendants failed to file affidavit evidence or plead and prove the statutory s.51(1) defence or any triable issue under O.14; accordingly summary judgment was entered for the plaintiffs.
Court Disposition
Judgment for the Plaintiffs on summary judgment
Orders
- Judgment entered for the Plaintiffs
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