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04 November 2025

Alleging Fraud or Illegality: Understanding the Boundaries of s.68 Challenges

Alleging Fraud or Illegality: Understanding the Boundaries of s.68 Challenges
14 October 2024

Hong Kong court grants anti-suit relief against sanctioned Russian bank

German bank obtains injunctions to restrain Russian court proceedings commenced in breach of HKIAC arbitration agreement; argument that court lacked …

05 October 2022

Delhi High Court sets aside billion dollar ICC award on grounds of "patent illegality and fraud"

The Delhi High Court (the "Court") in a recent decision, has set aside a 2015 arbitral award of the International Chamber of Commerce ("ICC") which had …

30 June 2021

PRIVY COUNCIL CONSIDERS EXTENT OF SUPERVISORY COURT'S POWER TO SET ASIDE ARBITRAL AWARDS ON GROUNDS OF PUBLIC POLICY

PRIVY COUNCIL CONSIDERS EXTENT OF SUPERVISORY COURT'S POWER TO SET ASIDE ARBITRAL AWARDS ON GROUNDS OF PUBLIC POLICY
05 November 2018

Hong Kong Court Refuses Recognition of Mainland Award on Public Policy Grounds

On 18 October 2018, the Hong Kong Court of First Instance (Court) in Z v Y [2018] HKCFI 2342 refused to recognise an Award of the China Guangzhou …

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