Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP | Hong Kong, South Korea | 24 May 2022
Hong Kong is not a party to The Hague Convention on Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters. Accordingly…
RPC | Hong Kong | 24 May 2022
In The Yin Nin Savings Mortgage Loan & Land Investment Co Ltd v Occupiers of Premises, the Hong Kong Court of Appeal allowed the plaintiff's' appeal, thereby setting aside a judge's decision that a judicial officer had incorrectly amended a consent order using the "slip rule". The Court of Appeal's judgment is a helpful review of the scope and application of the slip rule.
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The Corporate Immigration Review surveys and analyses the most noteworthy aspects of business immigration law and practice worldwide, with a focus on the most consequential recent developments. In addition to providing an insightful introduction to the immigration framework in each jurisdiction, it also covers key international treaty obligations; residence rights; requirements for employer-sponsored workers; schemes for investors and entrepreneurs; and an outlook for future developments.
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP | Hong Kong | 23 May 2022
K v T ([2022] HKCFI 1194, HCCT 53/2021, 26 April 2022) was a court application made by the Respondent in the arbitration for an extension of time to…
Bird & Bird LLP | China, Hong Kong | 20 May 2022
Whilst China has been a contracting state to the New York Convention since around 1987, thus allowing recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral…
Mayer Brown | Hong Kong | 20 May 2022
In the case of HMM (Hong Kong) Ltd v Ma Chun Kit [2022] HKCFI 1153, the Court of First Instance (CFI) held that a senior employee who was not a…