Why 2023 will see even more crypto disputes
24 April 2023
Peter Bullock discusses the rise of crypto disputes and why they will continue to occur in 2023 and beyond
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No Dispute, No Arbitration: the Hong Kong High Court rules in CMB v Fund & Ors
17 April 2023
Hong Kong High Court sets aside arbitration award because there was no crystallised dispute. Also deals with declaratory relief.
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The penultimate instalment in the “admissibility or jurisdiction debate” in Hong Kong: permission to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal granted in C v D
16 January 2023
The Court of Final Appeal has granted leave to appeal in the case of Cv D which deals with the issue of admissibility or jurisdiction
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Diverse options for parties to pay for legal fees in arbitration: Outcome Related Fee Structures (ORFS) for arbitration in Hong Kong
1 August 2022
Amendment Ordinance introduces outcome Related Fee Structures (ORFS) for arbitration in Hong Kong
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Hong Kong tightens time limits for handing down of court judgments
28 July 2022
The Hong Kong Judiciary has issued a practice direction imposing time limits for handing down of reserved judgments in Hong Kong court proceedings.
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Climate Change Disputes: Looking ahead for Hong Kong
25 July 2022
This post discusses climate change disputes in Hong Kong and the scope for such claims being made in arbitration and in Hong Kong courts.
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Multi-tiered dispute resolution clauses – what happens if you don’t comply? A sequel in the “admissibility or jurisdiction” debate in the Hong Kong Court of Appeal
10 June 2022
multi tiered dispute resolution clauses in hong kong
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Legal institutions from Hong Kong and Macao to join the Greater Bay Area International Arbitration Centre
7 February 2022
Hong Kong and Macao to join the Greater Bay Area International Arbitration Centre
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“Fraud exception” abolished under the summary judgment regime in Hong Kong
6 January 2022
From 1 December 2021, a claimant can make an application for summary judgment in Hong Kong High Court and District Court cases, notwithstanding an allegation of fraud.
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