Promulgated: June 16 2005Effective: September 1 2005Main contents: According to the Provisions, enterprise names shall be composed of the administrative…

These Procedures provide the necessary conditions and procedures for a listed company to buy back its public shares.

By Song HuangWebsite: www.haiwen-law.comA technology company desires to include a non-compete clause in the employment contracts of all incoming employees,…

Issued: June 16 2005Main contents: The Circular specifies the circumstances under which the controlling shareholder of a listed company may be released…

Promulgated: June 18 2005Effective: August 1 2005Main contents: The Interpretations are composed of:1. Leasehold Grant Contract Disputes2. Leasehold Assignment…

Issued: June 16 2005Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: Fund offering applications submitted by compliant fund management companies with strong…

Despite its status as one of the world's fastest growing nuclear energy providers, China lacks a comprehensive body of law dealing with civil liability for nuclear incidents. Such liability is currently dealt with under what may be considered a normative document issued by the State Council in 1986. Though this document is in-line with international conventions on nuclear civil liability, questions remain as to whether its legal basis can be relied on through future development in the industry.

Promulgated: January 28 2005Main contents: The Chinese party of a Sino-foreign equity or cooperative joint venture holding state-owned assets and equity…

These Procedures aim to regulate the pilot projects for securitization of credit assets, protect the lawful rights and interests of investors and relevant parties, improve the circulation of credit assets, and increase the types of securities projects.