The Opinions deal with the issues regarding determination of liability for damages for copyright infringements. This is the first guidance on copyright infringements liabilities in China.
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- May 02, 2005
The Procedures are concerned with the setting of sales prices for electricity, in order to allocate electric power resources and to provide legal protection to electric power enterprises and users.
May 02, 2005By Lily Wei Zhou, [email protected] China as elsewhere, winning a court judgment against a judgment-proof defendant might not be an event…
May 02, 2005By Zhou Jun and Wang Jiangang, [email protected]; [email protected] March 28 2005 the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) issued…
May 02, 2005New revisions have been made to CIETAC's arbitration rules. How have the new revisions further facilitated the recourse to PRC arbitration?
May 02, 2005China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)1 signed the landmark ASEAN-China Agreement on Trade in Goods (ACFTA) on November 29 2004. What does the ACFTA mean for regional business?
May 02, 2005The merger of separate foreign-invested joint ventures in China is a recent development in PRC company formations.
May 02, 2005On January 11 2005, the Beijing Higher People's Court released the Determination of the Liability for Damages for Copyright Infringement Guiding Opinions (Guiding Opinions). The Guiding Opinions are China's first official opinions specifically dealing with the issue of compensation for copyright infringement.
May 02, 2005By Lily Wei Zhou, [email protected] China as elsewhere, winning a court judgment against a judgment-proof defendant might not be an event…
May 01, 2005China's anti-trust regime is still at an early stage of development. This month we have a look at the key features of China's legal environment for anti-trust issues, and compare it with legal regimes in more sophisticated jurisdictions.
March 31, 2005
