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. Not only in the countries of the EU, but internationally. Australia and most other New World countries protect …
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assessment of the "ease of doing business" in a particular jurisdiction by reference to Australia (ranked 8th overall) and China … exponential rate. The paper concentrates on the Starting Business sub-index, in relation to Australia and the People's Republic of …
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The long awaited first Act of China Private International Law, Law of Application of Law for Foreign-related Civil Relations of People's Republic of China (LALFCR), was adopted on October 28 2010, and will come into force on April 1 2011. Unprecedented, the legislation of China expresses its...
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This paper, using the methods of literature analysis, theoretically inductive analysis, as well as cross-disciplinary approach, analyses the present conditions and problems of the application of ADR in specific areas in China, such as in the protection of consumers' rights and interests, the...
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The rising interest in the agri-food sector of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) comes along with legal questions about import requirements and the interpretation of the PRC’s agri-food law in general. The Food Safety Law of the People's Republic of China of 2015 (FSL) is the basis of...
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The China–Australia Free Trade Agreement (‘ChAFTA') reflects the latest development of trade and investment rules in … the positive impact of these rules on Chinese investment in Australia has been overstated. These rules, as they currently … Australia will continue to be influenced by the investment policies and needs of China as a capital exporter and Australia as a …
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While there are ongoing the debates on the appropriateness of arbitrators acting as mediators in a pending arbitration (this process is often described as ‘arb-med'), such practice seems to work well in China. In this respect, the Chinese model may be useful in contributing to the practice in...
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In the context of harmonisation of arbitration law and practice worldwide, to what extent do local legal traditions still infuence local arbitration practices, especially at a time when non-Western countries are playing an increasingly important role in international commercial and financial...
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Increasing cross-border commercial exchanges and foreign investments have caused arbitration to become more frequently selected as a dispute resolution option in China. In response to this growing demand, China has taken significant steps to improve its arbitration system. Nevertheless,...
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