Tag: UNCITRAL Model Law
Shaping Indian arbitration jurisprudence
Arbitration clauses as strategic assets in India-Singapore deals: Seats, venues, institutions and enforcement choices
Highlights of China’s new Commercial Mediation Regulation
China’s new commercial mediation rules build a full loop: mediation scope, confidentiality, mediator liability and enforceable settlements at home and abroad
The immovables rule
The UK Supreme Court’s 2024 decision in Kireeva v Bedzhamov reaffirms the absolute nature of the immovables rule
India-Japan cross-border arbitration: Trends and enforcement
Deepening India-Japan ties through aligned, pro-enforcement arbitration frameworks and growing institutional dispute resolution
BAC/BIAC opens Hong Kong centre to expand global footprint
BAC/BIAC opens its first overseas centre in Hong Kong, aiming to boost global arbitration services and deepen cross-border collaboration
First court-enforced arbitral tribunal interim measure
In a BAC/BIAC tech dispute case, the tribunal granted an interim measure based on the claimant’s application
Arbitrator disclosure with a limitation period
An arbitration is only as good as the arbitrator
Resolving investigation, evidence collection dilemma of arbitration tribunals
Both commercial arbitration cases and their disputed amounts have skyrocketed across China in recent years
‘Enough is enough’ as HK court orders Evergrande to liquidate
China Evergrande, the most indebted real estate giant, faces liquidation with RMB2.43 trillion (USD342.2 billion) debt after a Hong Kong court order
Singapore swing
The harmonious blend of common law traditions and bustling commerce is transforming the Lion City into a beacon of legal excellence
Fixing misperceptions on seats and places of hearing
A common question is: can a Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) hearing can take place in Shanghai or Beijing?
CIETAC arbitration court’s former vice president joins Zhong Lun
Zhao Jian, formerly a vice president of the arbitration court at the CIETAC, has recently joined Zhong Lun Law Firm as a senior counsel in Beijing
Time for plan B?
Misunderstood by many, the bankruptcy regime in China requires urgent legislative and administrative upgrades to inject market logic into the economy
Cross-border corporate insolvency made easy with SICC’s new rules
The Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC) has amended its rules to hear cross-border restructuring and insolvency matters, which took effect on 1 October









































