Intellectual Property Case Adjudication Rules Article 65

An applicant seeking an injunction maintaining the temporary status quo of a disputed legal relation involving intellectual property must provide a preliminary showing with regard to the existence of such legal relation and the need to maintain the temporary status quo. The court shall dismiss the application if the preliminary showing is insufficient, without allowing the provision of a bond to supplement the above-mentioned insufficiency.The court may still order the applicant having made the above preliminary showing to provide an adequate bond in its ruling on an injunction maintaining the temporary status quo.The court reviewing an application for maintaining the temporary status quo shall, with respect to the necessity of preservation, deliberate the following circumstances:(1) the likelihood of success of the applicant in the future(2) whether the granting or rejection of the application will cause irreparable harm to the applicant or the opposing party(3) the likelihood and extent of current and ongoing harm caused by the injunction to both parties(4) the impact on public interestThe method of injunction maintaining the temporary status quo shall be decided by the court at its discretion, provided that said method must align with the purpose of the injunction maintaining the temporary status quo and may not exceed the necessary extent.