Turning a blind eye to internationally-awarded interim measures

Foreign investors should consider opting to resolve disputes through Chinese domestic arbitration commissions as there is little chance that PRC courts will recognise or enforce internationally-awarded interim measures

12 minute readJune 01, 2011 at 12:58 AM
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Following the dramatic development of economic globalisation, numerous commercial disputes began to arise from the increasingly complicated nature of international trade. Arbitration has become one of the most favourable methods for foreign investors to settle disputes because it is distinctively efficient and arbitral awards are uniformly enforced.

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