Permission denied: The curious case of exit restrictions in Chinese commercial litigation

PRC litigation can be risky for the unwary investor and one challenge is presented by China's exit restriction regime. Foreigners associated with a company involved in a dispute can be prevented from leaving China if certain conditions are met

16 minute readJuly 08, 2011 at 12:58 AM
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Foreign investors often find themselves embroiled in Chinese litigation today – from product liability cases to letter of credit disputes. And while there are many peculiarities with Chinese litigation worth noting, one feature often grabs headlines with the General Counsel's office.

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