China Business Law Journal - July / August 2013


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China Business Law Journal - July/August 2013

Volume 4, Issue 7

Highlights:

Checking the pulse of China’s legal markets

 

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In this issue
Business law digest

Draft consumer protection law addresses ‘e-issues’

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DM Kisch

Passing off products in South Africa taken with more than a pinch of salt

By Nombulelo Kambule, DM Kisch
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In focus

In-house outside the box

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Legal issues to consider when entering into technology transfer contracts

By Wang Jihong and Fang Xing, Grandway Law Offices

Relief options for third parties affected by court judgments

By Gao Ping and He Yu, AnJie Law Firm
Santosh Pai and Nusrat Hassan are partners at D H Law Associates.

A primer on antitrust rules in India relevant for Chinese companies

By Santosh Pai and Nusrat Hassan, DH Law Associates

Development of industry investment funds needs careful nurturing

By Cheng Haiqun and Hong Yifang, Zhonglun W&D Law Firm
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BAC solid ground for arbitrations involving financial disputes

iPad case reveals some risks in domestic trademark acquisitions

By Ma Liwen, Concord & Partners
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Conjuring success

Working magic with M&A in China

Know rules of the game before testing copyright infringement by theme parks

By Wang Yadong and Zhang Jing, Run Ming Law Firm

Companies make use of CIETAC HK’s neutrality

Backdating documents

Liberalisation and integration of legal services

Sino-Swiss free trade agreement offers platform for expansion

By Felix Egli and Wu Fan, VISCHER
Vincent Mu is a senior associate at Martin Hu & Partners

Supreme court judgment again touches sensitive VIE nerve

By Vincent Mu, Martin Hu & Partners
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Conflicting judgments confuse in wake of CIETAC split

Implications of Mareva injunctions for foreign investors divesting Australian assets

By Michael Sheng, Craig Saunders and Tim Loh, Ashurst
emergency button

SIAC explores emergency arbitrator appointments

Nick Tsilimidos is an advocate at L Papaphilippou & Co in Cyprus

Citizenship by Investment scheme aims to entice foreign investors

By Nick Tsilimidos, L Papaphilippou & Co

HK offers frontline combat against online infringements

New procedures entice software enterprises to take tax holiday

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China Business Law Journal – July/August 2013

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