Muki sues Tencent for infringing software copyright. Verdict will be announced next week.

CTOnews.com, Nov. 24 (Xinhua)-- according to the Shanghai intellectual property Court, the case of pupil bathing and Tencent infringing on software copyright will be sentenced on November 29. Mu pupil complained that Tencent was asked to immediately stop infringing on the rights of signature, reproduction and information network dissemination enjoyed by its "MobileLegends:BangBang" mobile games.

The Shanghai intellectual property Court announced that Tencent had raised a jurisdiction objection and asked the case to be heard by the people's Court of Nanshan District in Shenzhen, which was eventually rejected by the Supreme people's Court, according to the China referee website.

Pupil bathing v. Tencent infringement of software copyright judgment document Mudi Technology, founded in 2014, is the developer of the popular MOBA game "endless duel" in Southeast Asia. As of June this year, the number of monthly active users of "endless showdown" has exceeded 100 million.

CTOnews.com learned that the dispute between pupil and Tencent has existed for a long time. Since 2018, Tencent, through its Indonesian lawyer, has continued to send warning letters to pupil technology partners in Indonesia to fabricate and spread false information that is not consistent with the facts. hinder the cooperation between pupil technology and relevant Indonesian partners. In 2019, Mu Zhu took Tencent to court on the grounds of unfair competition. The court of first instance ruled that Tencent clarified in writing its commercial defamation of pupil technology involved in the case in order to eliminate the impact and compensate for economic losses and reasonable expenses totaling 220000 yuan. Tencent refused to accept the decision of the court of first instance and filed an appeal in 2021, and the court of second instance upheld the original decision.