Infringement of the right to name refers to the infringement of citizens' right to decide, use and change their names according to law and ask others to respect their names. Legally speaking, the object of name right protection is the name of the obligee.
Article 99 of the General Principles of the Civil Law also stipulates that citizens have the right to name, the right to decide, use and change their names according to regulations, and it is forbidden for others to interfere, steal or falsely use them.
Infringement performance:
1, interfere with others' decision, use or change of names.
2. Stealing other people's names. Stealing someone else's name refers to carrying out certain activities in the name of others without their consent or authorization in order to improve their social status or seek illegitimate interests.
3. Use someone else's name. Refers to pretending to be in the name of others, pretending to be others to carry out activities in order to achieve a certain purpose.
The difference between stealing and using someone else's name: stealing mainly refers to stealing someone else's name, and you are not necessarily the name owner. For example, A steals B's name, tells C that he is B's good friend, and cheats C's trust to gain some benefits. To impersonate someone is to impersonate someone's name and play the role of this person. If A says that he is B, it is cheating in order to gain some benefits.
Name right belongs to specific personality right, which refers to the right of natural person to decide, change and use his name. Names include official names, stage names, pen names and other informal names registered in the household registration book.
The infringement of the right to name is mainly manifested in interference, embezzlement and counterfeiting by others. If the above situation is found, the obligee may demand to stop the infringement, remove the obstruction, eliminate the influence, apologize and compensate for the losses.