The Supreme People's Court's recent interpretation addresses concerns over the validity of arbitration agreements and enforcement of arbitral awards in China.
Dispute Resolution
- October 31, 2006
Disputes regarding back pay or breach of arbitration agreement may be brought to court directly as an ordinary civil dispute.
October 31, 2006China has tightened new rules regarding the release of court information to the media. Under the new system, unauthorized court officials are forbidden…
October 02, 2006Promulgated: September 1 2006Effective: October 1 2006Interpreting authority: Ministry of CommerceApplicability: The term "complaints from foreign-invested…
October 02, 2006Promulgated: August 23 2006Effective: September 8 2006Main contents: The Interpretation provides additional information to the PRC Arbitration Law.Related…
October 02, 2006The European Union (EU) has dropped an anti-dumping investigation into imports of Chinese-made protective footwear after European producers withdrew their…
October 02, 2006By He Fan*[email protected]: www.haiwen-law.comGe Rui Te Electric (Shanghai) Co. Ltd. (Shanghai GRT), established in 1997, manufactures and sells…
October 02, 2006The People's Court may order an arbitration de novo by the arbitration tribunal when 1) the arbitration award was based on fabricated evidence, or 2) evidence was concealed that would have affected the impartiality of the award.
October 02, 2006By Lily Wei [email protected]: www.freshfields.comThe current basic framework for security law in the PRC is largely made up of the…
October 02, 2006China has tightened new rules regarding the release of court information to the media. Under the new system, unauthorized court officials are forbidden…
October 01, 2006
