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— An Industry Practice Wrongly Caught in the Crossfire, and Counsel's Path to a Breakthrough"Others do not prohibit it — why should we tie our own hands?" This sentiment captures the hearts of countless Chinese enterprises engaged in overseas contracting.For many years, an unresolved controversy has vexed China's construction and engineering sector
I. A Seemingly "Sure-Win" Jurisdictional ObjectionA certain construction company (hereinafter "Company A") became involved in a dispute with a natural person (hereinafter "Individual B") arising out of an overseas construction project contract. Individual B commenced an action before a Chinese court, but Company A, fully confident, raised a jurisdi
A cross-border couple's consultation reveals an often-overlooked truth: signing an agreement does not equate to enforceability.Ms. Li is a Singaporean national who has long worked in finance overseas. She holds multiple properties in China acquired by way of gift, as well as real property and bank deposits in Singapore. Mr. Wang is a Chinese nation
IntroductionAs ties between Hong Kong and the Mainland grow ever closer, many Hong Kong residents have acquired real property, bank deposits, and equity interests in the Mainland. However, when a loved one passes away, inheritance may descend into a "cross-border" tug-of-war — a Hong Kong will not recognised in the Mainland? Different rules for mov
A Divorce Battle Spanning Two JurisdictionsMr. Chen and Ms. Li registered their marriage in Shenzhen and later moved to Hong Kong. After the marriage broke down, Ms. Li applied for divorce in the Hong Kong Family Court, while Mr. Chen pre-emptively commenced proceedings in the Shenzhen court. The Shenzhen court ordered the dissolution of the marria