Arbitration in the PRC
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clpstaff &clp articlesNew revisions have been made to CIETAC's arbitration rules. How have the new revisions further facilitated the recourse to PRC arbitration?
By Eu Jin Chua and Kathryn Sanger, Clifford Chance, Shanghai and Hong Kong
Over the last decade, China has been the destination of choice for many multinational companies. However, investments can sometimes go wrong and disputes arise between parties to an investment. Foreign investors may therefore have to resort to legal action to extricate themselves from their investments.
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