CHINA Law and Practice Contributed by: Qingyou Wang, Yichen Lu, Chao Tang and Yuhe Gu, Anli Partners
14. Outlook 14.1 Proposals for Dispute Resolution Reform China’s national legislature has promulgated the new Arbitration Law, which will come into force on 1 March 2026. 14.2 Growth Areas Growth in litigation in China has been noticeable in the following areas: • commercial disputes related to possible liabilities by State-Owned Enterprise; • disputes related to bankruptcy and restructuring; and • disputes related to the company’s control.
domestic award, only the high court in the jurisdic- tion can decide not to enforce an award; for a foreign award, only China Supreme Court can decide not to enforce a foreign award. Another thing to mention is that in December 2022, the Supreme People’s Court of China published a guiding case in which an award issued by an ad hoc arbitration tribunal was recognised and enforced by the Nanjing Intermediate Court. This case provides a legal basis and experience for enforcing an ad hoc arbitration award in China.
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