Provisions which apply to the PRC State Enterprise Bankruptcy Law (Trial Implementation) and the PRC Civil Procedure Law and regulate the trial of enterprise bankruptcy cases. It was promulgated by the Supreme People's Court on July 30 2002 and effective as of September 10 2002.
Issued: July 20 2002Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: The Provisions set forth the conditions, procedures and preferential policies for foreign…
Llinks Law OfficeThis month's bulletin deals with unincorporated branch offices set up by PRC registered enterprise legal persons (including companies…
Issued: July 23 2002Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: The Provisions aim to relax registration policies, streamline registration procedures…
Issued: July 17 2002Main contents: The Circular clarifies that where a foreign-invested enterprise, in accordance with a resolution of its board of directors,…
Issued: July 30 2002Effective: September 1 2002Applicability: These Provisions do not apply to non-legal-person enterprises (Article 4).Main contents:…
Issued: July 8 2002Main contents: The Opinion states that enterprise foreign debt safety is the basis of national foreign debt safety (Section One). After…
Issued: June 18 2002Effective: June 22 2002Main contents: The Reply clarifies that a mortgage contract signed by a State-owned industrial enterprise with…
Issued: June 7 2002Main contents: The Reply clarifies that the legal representative of an enterprise shall bear personal liability where the enterprise…
Foreign invested enterprises (FIEs) have been permitted to engage in various aspects of the international transportation of goods and their management, but some areas remain severely restricted. New regulations might change this situation.