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ENFORCING COURT CAN GRANT WIDER RELIEF THAN AWARD, SAYS HONG KONG COURT
Malaysia: High Court finds that arbitral tribunal has jurisdiction to determine insolvency set-off
Three requirements for winding up foreign company restated by Hong Kong Court of Appeal
Singapore Court of Appeal introduces a lower standard of review for debtors defending a disputed debt that is subject to an arbitration agreement
In AnAn Group (Singapore) Pte Ltd v VTB Bank (Public Joint Stock Company) [2020] SGCA 33, Justice Steven Chong, delivering the judgment of the Court, (1) …
Malaysia: Court of Appeal suspends recognition and enforcement of an award on the basis it is not yet binding
In Malaysian Bio-Xcell Sdn Bhd v Lebas Technologies Sdn Bhd and another appeal (Civil Appeal Nos. W-02(IM)(C)-1532-07/2018 and W-02(IM)(C)-1533-07/2018), …
Hong Kong Court affirms discretion to wind up foreign company, refuses stay to arbitration
In Champ Prestige International Limited v China City Construction (International) Co, Limited and Dingway Investment Limited, the Hong Kong Court of …
Malaysian Court of Appeal considers injunctions to restrain the calling of performance bonds in support of arbitration
In the first half of 2019, Malaysia's Court of Appeal considered no less than four appeals relating to applications to restrain the calling of …
Hong Kong Court dismisses set aside application where party alleges arbitration agreement a sham
The Hong Kong Court of First Instance dismissed an application to set aside an arbitral award, rejecting claims that the underlying agreement was a sham …
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