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A guide to extra-judicial mediation in China
Practice Area: Alternative Dispute Resolution
Sector: Business services
Jurisdiction: China
Published: 01 November 2011
Law Firm: King & Wood Mallesons
Overview
China has long established the extra-judicial mediation system besides judicial mediation, which has been widely accepted in practice. This article offers a guide to extra-judicial mediation with a detailed analysis of its features, proceedings and mechanisms. The author believes that with further development of relevant laws and mechanisms, extra-judicial mediation is set to become an even more popular form of alternative dispute resolution in China.
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