Interference remains an issue in China mediation

China's top court has issued opinions encouraging the use of alternative means of dispute resolution which should make it easier for companies to enforce…

4 minute readSeptember 04, 2009 at 12:58 AM
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China's top court has issued opinions encouraging the use of alternative means of dispute resolution which should make it easier for companies to enforce settlements from mediation proceedings. But comments from a senior court official raise concerns over excessive court interference.

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