Junket activity is regulated by Administrative Regulation no. 6/2002 and Law no. 5/2004 (the legal regime of concession of credit for gaming or betting), the Commercial Code of Macau and also by, Law no. 16/2001 (known popularly as the Gaming Law) and its complementary regulation.

Macau’s rules on junket operations are clearly spelled out, says lawyer Bruno Nunes. Find out more on this article.

What is a trade mark? A trade or service mark is any sign that is capable to distinguish the goods or services of a company from those of others and can be represented graphically by words, characters, numbers, figurative elements, and combination of different colors, three-dimensional, sounds or any combination of these. Trade marks are valuable assets and therefore should be protected.

Invention patents and utility patents focus on the improvement of the function, technology adopted, manufacturing technique, users’ convenience, etc. of a product. However, the technical level of a utility patent is lower than that for invention patent.

Only licensed companies can develop the activity of promotion of games of luck and chance and other casino games in Macau, according with Administrative Regulation no. 6/2002.

1. What are the types of business vehicles?