Is Interim Relief Available When Enforcing Foreign Arbitral Awards/Judgments in China?
Interim measures may not be available until the foreign arbitral awards/judgments are recognized, awaiting enforcement.
On the grounds of public policy, the Tianjin Maritime Court refused to enforce an arbitral award made in London on 1st July 2018.
China's Supreme Court released its first batch of special research results on "Similar Case Retrieval and Adjudication Rules of Chinese Courts" On 27th Nov. 2019.
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