Inspiring the Law

Less than a month after the first People's Higher Court began hearing a landmark anti-monopoly case, the Supreme Court has released the first interpretation for hearing civil anti-monopoly disputes, which lowers the burden of proof and sets out a procedural framework

9 minute readJune 01, 2012 at 12:58 AM
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The case from anti-virus software company Qihoo 360 against the country's largest online messaging service provider Tencent represents the first anti-monopoly case to be heard by a higher people's court.

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