? If the judgment may be difficult to execute or cause other damage to one party due to one party's behavior or other reasons, the people's court may, upon the application of the other party, order the property to be preserved, order it to do certain acts or prohibit it from doing certain acts; If the parties do not apply, the people's court may also order the adoption of preservation measures when necessary.
? The applicant is the patentee or interested party. Interested parties include the licensee of the patent licensing contract and the legal heir of the patent property right. Among the licensees of a patent licensing contract, the licensee who exclusively implements the licensing contract may apply to the people's court separately; If the patentee does not apply, the licensee who exclusively implements the licensing contract may apply.
According to Article 65 of the Trademark Law, if a trademark registrant or interested party has evidence to prove that another person is committing or will commit an act that infringes on his exclusive right to use a registered trademark, and if it is not stopped in time, it will cause irreparable damage to his legitimate rights and interests, he may apply to the people's court for measures to be ordered to stop the relevant act and preserve property before bringing a lawsuit according to law.