China Business Law Journal - October 2013


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China Business Law Journal - October 2013

Volume 4, Issue 9

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In this issue
Wording in arbitration agreements deserves greater care
Dispute digest

How new amendments fit with CIETAC HK

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Backdating documents
Lexicon

Privilege

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CBLJ October 2013

Long awaited amendments contain welcome changes

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Post-acquisition integration challenges for Chinese companies in India

Addressing trademark piracy against popular movie character names

Damien Wang, Chang Tsi & Partners

How to avoid the blind spots of tax residency

By Nick Tsilimidos, L Papaphilippou & Co

New weapon for foreign trademark rights holders

Government information disclosure clears new path for gathering evidence

By Vincent Mu and Zhou Chengcheng, Martin Hu & Partners

What you need to know about trademark squatting

Snowman acquisition case shines light on PE divestment model

By Li Yonggang, Concord & Partners

Analysing the Sino-Swiss double taxation agreement

By Christoph Niederer and Wu Fan, Vischer

On your marks!

Trademark Law amendments under microscope

Focal points of legal due diligence in mining project acquisitions

By Wang Jihong and Gao Lei, Grandway Law Offices

Emergency measures of protection: an ICDR initiative

Wang Yadong is the executive partner and Hu Cuiqin is a lawyer at Run Ming Law Office

Protection of TM rights needs co-operation of various systems

By Wang Yadong and Hu Cuiqin, Run Ming Law Office
Court hammer 2

International arbitrations for Chinese parties on rise

Dong Xiao is a partner at AnJie Law Firm

Recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitration awards in China

By Dong Xiao, AnJie Law Firm
mining

Balance of power

Traditional mining dominates but the future’s renewable

Trust in HK

Changes to trust law have mainland appeal

Major changes affect trademark-related damages

New Third Board expansion a viable option for capital markets

By Cao Chunfen, Zhonglun W&D Law Firm
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China Business Law Journal – October 2013

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