Dispute Resolution

Arising from a specific Municipal Higher People's Court case, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission issued opinions that may be referred to by subsequent judicial decisions.

Issued: February 21 2006Main contents: The Reply clarifies the obligation of truthful disclosure by the proposer. clp reference:3900/06.02.21promulgated:2006-02-21

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