Five ways to get your order enforced

Getting a decision in your favour is only part of the battle in China. Enforcement is often delayed or blocked completely, with businesses having to settle for reduced sums. Here are five tips to make sure you can get your money

6 minute readSeptember 26, 2014 at 04:55 AM
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Enforcement was a key theme at the inaugural asialaw Asia-Pacific Dispute Resolution Summit, which took place in Hong Kong earlier this month, with speakers stressing the importance of investigating the losing party and getting the Chinese courts to recognise arbitral awards to ensure that the court victory is enforced.



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