In intellectual property litigation and disputes, third parties are exempt from liability under the following circumstances:
Those who can prove their legal origin will not be liable for compensation;
Infringing products The subjective "goodwill" behavior of the user or seller.
Legal basis:
Article 70 of the "Patent Law" stipulates: "Using, offering for sale or selling for production and business purposes is not known to be manufactured without the permission of the patentee and If you sell a patent-infringing product and can prove the legal origin of the product, you will not be liable for compensation."
Article 64, Paragraph 2 of the Trademark Law: "Sales without knowing that the product is infringing a registered trademark are exclusive. If you can prove that the goods were obtained legally and indicate the supplier, you will not be liable for compensation."
Article 53 of the "Copyright Law" stipulates: "Publishers and producers of copies If it is impossible to prove that the publication or production has a legal source, the distributor of the copy or the lessor of the copy of the film work or the work created by a method similar to the filming of a film, computer software, or audio and video products cannot prove that the copy is published or rented. If the product has a legal source, it shall bear legal responsibility.”