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Hong Kong—winding-up petition stayed pending arbitration on just and equitable grounds (China Europe International Business School v Chengwei Evergreen Capital LP)

Hong Kong—winding-up petition stayed pending arbitration on just and equitable grounds (China Europe International Business School v Chengwei Evergreen Capital LP)

Hong Kong—winding-up petition stayed pending arbitration on just and equitable grounds (China Europe International Business School v Chengwei Evergreen Capital LP)

USA—Fifth Circuit finds defendant to be instrumentality of foreign state and remands case for dismissal for lack of jurisdiction (Al-Qarqani v Saudi Arabian Oil)

USA—Fifth Circuit finds defendant to be instrumentality of foreign state and remands case for dismissal for lack of jurisdiction (Al-Qarqani v Saudi Arabian Oil)

USA—Fifth Circuit finds defendant to be instrumentality of foreign state and remands case for dismissal for lack of jurisdiction (Al-Qarqani v Saudi Arabian Oil)

Mandatory anti-suit injunction to prevent continuation of Armenian court proceedings in breach of an arbitration agreement (VTB Bank v Mejlumyan)

Mandatory anti-suit injunction to prevent continuation of Armenian court proceedings in breach of an arbitration agreement (VTB Bank v Mejlumyan)

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Singapore International Commercial Court upholds tribunal jurisdiction despite arbitral claimant commencing and continuing domestic administrative law proceedings (CLQ v CLR)

Singapore International Commercial Court upholds tribunal jurisdiction despite arbitral claimant commencing and continuing domestic administrative law proceedings (CLQ v CLR)

Singapore International Commercial Court upholds tribunal jurisdiction despite arbitral claimant commencing and continuing domestic administrative law proceedings (CLQ v CLR)

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