瑞幸咖啡在泰国的商标侵权案取得胜诉。泰国专门案件上诉法院于7月8日宣判，认定被告泰国皇家50R集团恶意抢注商标和侵权成立[1]。法院撤销已注册的瑞幸商标，并永久禁止被告在咖啡业务相关经营中使用"LUCKIN COFFEE""瑞幸咖啡"及鹿头标识[1]。
法院判令被告支付基础损害赔偿金1000万泰铢，以及自2024年3月4日起按每日10万泰铢计算的持续性损害赔偿金，总赔偿金额逾9500万泰铢[1]。这是泰国司法史上首例正式承认"商标恶意抢注"概念的代表性判例[1]。该诉讼案件历时五年，从2021年瑞幸提起诉讼至今[1]。
Luckin Coffee has prevailed in its trademark infringement lawsuit against a Thai company in a decision hailed as the first of its kind in Thai judicial history. On July 8, 2024, Thailand's Specialized Cases Appeal Court ruled that defendant Royal 50R Group committed trademark bad-faith registration and infringement, ordering the revocation of the registered Luckin trademark and prohibiting further use of the associated marks.[1]
The court mandated that the defendant pay a base damages award of 10 million Thai baht, along with ongoing compensation calculated at 100,000 Thai baht per day beginning from March 4, 2024, bringing the total compensation to over 95 million Thai baht.[1] The ruling permanently bars the defendant from using "LUCKIN COFFEE," "Luckin Coffee," or the deer head logo in coffee-related business operations.[1] This judgment represents the first formal judicial precedent in Thailand acknowledging the concept of "trademark bad-faith registration."[1] The dispute spans five years, originating from Luckin's filing of the lawsuit in 2021.[1]
