Once an award has been issued by the tribunal, it must then be applied in order to be enforced in Hong Kong or internationally in a foreign jurisdiction.
Arbitrators have powers similar to Hong Kong courts in granting remedies, but parties are generally unable to appeal or challenge awards issued by tribunal.
Before arbitrating legal disputes, it’s important to understand how its unique procedural and award system make it a popular alternative dispute resolution.
The Interim Measures Arrangement marks a new milestone in the Governments’ effort in safeguarding interests of arbitration parties.
Common issues for art law include valuation, how to protect and acquire ownership of Intellectual Property Rights in art, cross-border transfer and more.
It is reassuring for settlors to know that the Hong Kong courts hold professional trustees to a very high standard when exercising their fiduciary duties. Strong protection from the courts may be another reason why professional trustees may be preferred.
Sometimes the judgements can only be satisfied after they are enforced, and the winning party has different options how to do this in Hong Kong.
Basic 101 guide to litigation in Hong Kong: before and during the trial, including the eventuality of appeal and guidance about legal costs.
Basic 101 guide to litigation in Hong Kong: from starting a claim to case management, including pleadings, interlocutory proceedings and evidence.
Decided to start litigation? There are steps to consider before main action: pre-action discovery, Mareva injunction, Norwich Pharmacal order, anonimity order.