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Piraeus newsletter April 2009 - the Chinese proposal at the UN General Assembly to expand the Special Drawing Rights
Practice Area: Cross Border
Sector: Transport
Jurisdiction: Greece
Published: 01 April 2009
Law Firm: Stephenson Harwood
Overview
Stephenson Harwood's regular Piraeus round-up of news, cases and publications.
In this issue we discuss:
- the Chinese proposal at the UN General Assembly to expand the Special Drawing Rights;
- a recent case on damages awarded for arrest of ship against the arresting party; and
- the attempt of the Greek legal system to include mediation as an alternative dispute resolution process.
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