Categories:China & Hong Kong,Litigation / Dispute Resolution
Arbitration award to be set aside? Tribunal’s conduct has to be serious or egregious
Certainty of arbitration has been preserved in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal recently ended the challenge to the Court of Appeal’s reinstatement of an ICC arbitration award, which had been set aside at first instance for want of due process. The Court of Appeal’s decision in this case authoritatively sets out the test for setting aside an award.
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Employee Relations & Safety Update — May 2013
King & Wood Mallesons has released its Employee Relations & Safety Update for May 2013.
Open slather to review planning and other ACT government decisions?
Green’s minister Shane Rattenbury has introduced the Administrative Decisions (Judicial Review) Amendment Bill 2013 into the ACT Legislative Assembly.
