- chinese appliance manufacturers

According to the Daily Mail reporter update: At 16: 18 on February 26, 2010, a Beijing court today fined two Chinese manufacturers for infringing the design patent of a British company's kettle.
The ruling was welcomed by Trevor Bellis, who thanked the Chinese judicial system for standing up for British inventors.
Mr. Bellis, who is famous for his invention.
This week, Radio up wrote to Ms. Fu Ying, China's ambassador to the UK, thanking the British court for its ruling. The 72-year-
Old, who advocates the rights of inventors, said that the cost of patent applications may be high and it is important to respect these patents.
His letter to Fu Ying was written after the case involving man Island.
The company, which makes electric kettle controllers, is headquartered in Strix Ltd. , which filed legal proceedings against patent infringement by two Chinese manufacturers.
Strix said a court in Beijing ruled its patent valid in December.
The court imposed a fine on Zhejiang Jiatai Electric Appliance Manufacturing Co. , Ltd. and Yueqing fada Electric Appliance Co. , Ltd. , and ordered the two companies to stop producing kettle controllers.
Strix said that the two kettle manufacturers of Zhongshan Weiling Electric Appliance Co. , Ltd. and Zhongshan shunlong century Electric Appliance Co. , Ltd. were also ordered to stop producing and selling two models containing these controls.
Baylisss said the decision of the Chinese court to support the British company rather than its own business is a positive sign of future relations.
That means we can trust the Chinese, he said.
"I want to make sure that the British economy is not affected by people stealing ideas, and the only inventor, he or she, can spend their day in court and be respected.
Mr. Bellis's letter to Ms. Fu Ying expressed his "thanks and thanks" to the Beijing court's recent ruling on nine decisions ". 1 Million RMB (about £800,000)
Damages in favor of man Island-
Headquartered in Strix Co. , Ltd ".
It added: "effective enforcement of intellectual property rights in China is a key issue of concern to many small UK businesses, and it is generally believed that enforcement of intellectual property rights in China is a challenge for foreign companies.
This decision indicates that this is not the case, and it is hoped that small UK businesses operating in your country will welcome this decision.
Baylis added that this is "a very important ruling that other countries will follow China well in recognizing and enforcing intellectual property rights ".
He said to the ambassador: "I would like to thank you for standing with ordinary people who have the ability to change our lives in society and business.
Paul Hussey, CEO of Strix Ltd, said the case highlights the importance of the Chinese judiciary in protecting the intellectual property rights of companies, wherever they are located.
Raising intellectual property protection standards will encourage new innovation and support China to further enhance its position as a global design center, not just a manufacturing center, he said.
For other countries, it is equally important to respect the intellectual property rights of Chinese enterprises, so that when the technology of Chinese innovators is exported and introduced in other parts of the world, they will also be protected.