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Pudong court press conference discloses finality of the Genshin voice judgment

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The report states that the defendant appealed and then applied to withdraw; the appellate court allowed withdrawal, and the judgment became final.

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What changed

The report states that the defendant appealed and then applied to withdraw; the appellate court allowed withdrawal, and the judgment became final.

RESEARCH NOTE

The event date is public disclosure, not the date of finality. It must not be described as first confirmed on 11 September, affirmed on the merits at second instance or finally adjudicated that day. The precise date of the withdrawal order was not verified.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: distinguish voice performers' personality interests, game characters' commercial identification and operators' competitive interests; one judgment does not establish absolute exclusive rights over every fictional voice.

This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.

Evidence & sources

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The report states that the defendant appealed and then applied to withdraw; the appellate court allowed withdrawal, and the judgment became final.

SRC-0241

Lines 24–39: press conference, 63 character offerings, first-instance ruling on 30 June and finality after withdrawal of the appeal.

Case

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