Abstract
The subject of the right of geographical indication includes the owner and the user of the right. However, after the infringement case of geographical indication trademark occurs, only the owner, namely the registered person, can file a lawsuit, and the user cannot obtain relief through judicial means. The rights protection power of registrants is weak, and the interests of users are in urgent need of protection. In order to protect the interests of market subjects and public interests of geographical indications, it is necessary to expand the scope of plaintiffs in geographical indications litigation to promote the development of geographical indications.
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