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Administration of Arbitration in China by SIAC: Daesung Industrial Gases Co Ltd v Praxair (China) Investment Co Ltd

Administration of Arbitration in China by SIAC: Daesung Industrial Gases Co Ltd v Praxair (China) Investment Co Ltd

27 April 2021
By Patric McGonigal
This article gives insight into Daesung v Praxair, in which the PRC Court upheld the foreign administration of arbitration in China by SIAC
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Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in PRC -Enforcement of a Singapore International Arbitration Centre Award at the Dalian Intermediate Court

Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in PRC -Enforcement of a Singapore International Arbitration Centre Award at the Dalian Intermediate Court

15 April 2021
By Yu Qing
This article summarises a decision in the Dalian Intermediate Court which recognised the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in PRC
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Supplemental Arrangement Concerning Mutual Enforcement of Arbitral Awards between China Mainland and Hong Kong

Supplemental Arrangement Concerning Mutual Enforcement of Arbitral Awards between China Mainland and Hong Kong

3 February 2021
By Paul Starr
Supplemental Arrangement Concerning Mutual Enforcement of Arbitral Awards promotes judicial cooperation between China Mainland and Hong Kong for arbitration proceedings.
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ABCs for Chinese Parties to Know about US Arbitration

ABCs for Chinese Parties to Know about US Arbitration

26 November 2020
By Xianhong Xu
There are 7 important features of US arbitration for Chinese parties to consider before agreeing to US arbitration clauses.
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China Mainland-Hong Kong Interim Measures Arrangement One Year On: Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones

China Mainland-Hong Kong Interim Measures Arrangement One Year On: Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones

25 November 2020
By Dong Long
We expect to see more applications under the China Mainland-Hong Kong Interim Measures Arrangement. Key points of arrangement and practical notes.
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Fast drugs, new drugs: new opportunities in the healthcare industry in Australia and China

Fast drugs, new drugs: new opportunities in the healthcare industry in Australia and China

27 April 2018
By Suzy Madar
Chinese and Australian businesses looking for overseas opportunities to expand in the healthcare industry should be aware of important regulatory changes that are taking place in both China and Australia.
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Stuck between some wine and a hard case – some lessons from the Barokes “wine in a can” saga

Stuck between some wine and a hard case – some lessons from the Barokes “wine in a can” saga

27 June 2017
By Katie Warner
Every now and then a case cracks open a delicious mix of intellectual property and commercial problems.
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Consultation period commences for China’s new draft cybersecurity law

Consultation period commences for China’s new draft cybersecurity law

24 July 2015
By Kim O'Connell
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Looking to move your brand into China?  Here’s our quick guide to protecting your IP in the process

Looking to move your brand into China? Here’s our quick guide to protecting your IP in the process

11 May 2015
By Emily Rich
Successfully exporting your Australian brand into the Chinese market is a challenging task and it requires a significant investment of time and resources, together with a well thought-out brand protection strategy.
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