Some time ago, a female teacher at a middle school in Shanghai was reported by her husband via real-name report for having an improper affair with a 16-year-old male student, and chat records involving the improper relationship between the two were disclosed to the public. Once the relevant post was published, it was widely disseminated online, triggering heated discussions among netizens and even topping the hot search list at one point. The views of topics related to this incident on social platforms have long exceeded 100 million. However, in the face of such huge traffic, many netizens raised the question of whether the aforesaid conduct of Mr. Wu, the female teacher's husband, is also suspected of infringing on the right to personal privacy.
Patent-holding semiconductor enterprises may directly apply the patents to their own production and operation, but they also often need to grant licenses to third parties for the exploitation of relevant patents, assign the acquired patent rights, or monetize the patents through other channels. In many cases, enterprises also need to seek patent exploitation licenses from specific patentees or purchase specific patents. There are also a number of legal issues that enterprises shall pay attention to in the aforesaid process.
In February 2023, WeChat Moments was flooded with the news that an only daughter from Shanghai filed a lawsuit against herself with the court.
Case Introduction: In September 2020, Lessor Company A leased its street-front commercial premises to Lessee Company B. The two parties entered into a Housing Lease Contract, which stipulated the liability for breach of contract to be borne by Company B in case of overdue rent payment. Subsequently, as the epidemic caused heavy operational losses to the commercial premises, Company B was unable to pay the rent. Taking the epidemic factor into consideration, Company A agreed that Company B could temporarily defer the rent payment. However, after the end of the epidemic, Company B claimed that there were management defects on the part of Company A and still failed to pay the rent. After the original lease contract expired, the two parties did not formally terminate the lease relationship, and Company B continued to use the commercial premises owned by Company A, thus forming a non-fixed-term lease contract relationship between the two parties. Nevertheless, Company B still refused to pay the rent at this point. Accordingly, Company A issued a notice of contract termination to Company B on the grounds of Company B's breach of contract, and a litigation arose therefrom.
