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Asia arbitration developments
Practice Area: Arbitration
Sector: Business services
Jurisdiction: Global
Published: 21 June 2010
Law Firm: Herbert Smith
Overview
This bulletin contains summaries of the following recent developments in international arbitration:
• New Chinese law on arbitrators' conflict of interests may affect arbitrators in private practice
• Hong Kong Court stays proceedings in favour of arbitration for only two of five defendants involved in the same dispute
• Japan: Tokyo District Court refuses to find that an arbitral award is contrary to the morality or public policy of Japan
• Court of Final Appeal to clarify state immunity law in Hong Kong
• LCIA India unveils arbitration rules
• IBA approves revised evidence rules
• The UK Bribery Act: Why is this relevant to Asia?
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