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Proview Is Not Bankrupt And Liquidated &Nbsp; Ipad Has No Basis For Banks.

2012/3/10 11:37:00 36

Yang Rongshan, founder of Proview group

According to a joint statement issued by Shenzhen Proview's 8 creditor banks, the iPad trademark is owned by 8 banks. Today, Yang Rongshan, founder of Shenzhen Proview, said in an interview that it was not true. Many creditors, including 8 banks, supported Proview to safeguard their rights and interests in order to safeguard the rights and interests of iPad trademark.

"Banks and all creditors have never given us any pressure, or they have given us directions to say what to do and how much the price should be. I believe these banks are very rational. I am really grateful to these creditors for their trust and support. We will do our best to fight for their rights and interests for them."

At present, Shenzhen Proview has already been

Insolvency

Its previously registered iPad trademark has become the only value.

According to media reports, according to the statement of 8 creditor banks, they also seized the proclaimed assets, including the iPad trademark registered in China, so they have the right to declare ownership of the "iPad" trademark.

However, Yang Rongshan stressed that banks often maintain communication with banks.

Proview today though

Management

Not good, but it has not yet entered the bankruptcy liquidation procedure, so there is no basis for saying that the iPad trademark belongs to all 8 banks.

Earlier, one of the creditors of the proclaim, Fubon insurance, had submitted bankruptcy approval to the company. However, yesterday, the intermediate court of Shenzhen announced that because the trademark litigation of Proview and apple was still in progress, the court held that the crown was not yet a joint venture, and it needed to carry out bankruptcy liquidation.

And in the second instance of the iPad trademark dispute, the Apple Corp released today.

New pattern

IPad, the new version of iPad, which is called "the new iPad" by Apple CEO Cook, will be launched at 36 countries and regions in the world on sale in March 16th.

Hong Kong

In the first place list, there is no mainland China.

Yang Rongshan told NetEase finance to prevent apple from selling any iPad trademark products in China, and has taken some practical measures. "We want to call Apple Corp not to push iPad3 into the Chinese market before continuing to acquire the iPad trademark of China, and continue this infringement."

Shenzhen Proview's attorney Ma Dongxiao also said that Proview has submitted relevant information to the customs, complains Apple's infringement, applies for customs filing and withholding, and stops Apple's import and export of iPad products, including the upcoming iPad3.

Yang Rongshan said that in the past two or three weeks, apple did not communicate with him further, and neither side had entered a substantive settlement negotiations. This means that before the iPad trademark dispute case was released, new iPad still had some obstacles to sell to mainland China.