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Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in China rules, practice and strategies

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  • "La 4e de couverture indique : "As civil and commercial contacts between China and other countries increase exponentially, so do the disputes that result from these interactions. Efficient resolution of these ensuing disputes demands cross-border movement of judgments. However, beyond some divorce and bankruptcy matters, to date hardly any foreign judgments have been recognized in China. This harsh reality calls for a full investigation of the relevant Chinese legal environment - an investigation which will enhance availability of legal remedies in China and uncover effective strategies of dispute resolution containing Chinese elements. This masterful analysis describes and analyses not only the formal rules affecting recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments (REJ) in China but also the "hidden" or latent factors that must be understood. Along with in-depth descriptions of the formal channels of international dispute resolution in China - national laws, bilateral treaties, and multilateral conventions - the book covers numerous elements essential for understanding REJ in China, including the following : the "equalization of effects" approach in China ; the PRC's legal system on REJ in China ; China's reciprocity requirement ; China's jurisdictional requirement ; the public policy defence under Chinese law ; the concept of "natural justice" in Chinese law ; the defence of parallel proceedings or conflicting judgments ; the structure of China's courts system ; procedures and costs ; availability of provisional and protective measures ; legal culture and other important factors ; and an overview of a selected court's practice. Clearly, REJ in China calls for systematic understanding. This book takes the first giant step to that end, and will be hugely appreciated by business persons and counsel seeking to have foreign judgments recognized and enforced in China, or from a broad perspective, to arrange dispute resolution when Chinese elements are involved. Academics will appreciate the clear light it sheds on one of the thorniest issues in private international law.""

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  • "Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in China rules, practice and strategies"
  • "Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in China : rules, practice and strategies"
  • "Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in China : rules, prictice and strategies"

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