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There has recently been much speculation about whether a court decision rendered by the Ningbo Intermediate Court (the "Ningbo decision") in Zhejiang Province, China may signal the start of a trend towards recognition by the PRC courts of arbitrations seated in China but not administered by mainland Chinese arbitration commissions such as CIETAC or the Beijing Arbitration Commission
