China:
The Supreme People's Court Sets Arbitration Boundaries
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The recent clarification of the CIETAC, SHIAC and SCIA
jurisdictions can potentially clear the haze, while parties need to
be specific in their arbitration clauses and be wary of how
continuing tensions can affect disputes
As at September 2014, the position of the Supreme People's
Court (SPC) on the interpretation of a pre-split arbitration clause
and the enforceability of an arbitration award rendered based on
such clause remained unclear, and has long created trouble and
inconvenience for disputing parties.
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