A Chinese court has for the first time enforced an award made in China by a foreign arbitral institution. The decision apparently follows a policy of limiting domestic awards to Chinese arbitral institutions, although lawyers have warned it is too early to draw any firm conclusions from the decision.
Ningbo court enforces China-seated foreign arbitral award
A Chinese court has for the first time enforced an award made in China by a foreign arbitral institution. The decision apparently follows a policy of limiting…
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