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Zhou Qiang stresses typical cases’ role in guiding nationwide courts
2022-01-14
The guiding role of typical and instructional cases should be given full play in supporting courts nationwide to improve their judgment execution, Zhou Qiang, president of the Supreme People's Court (SPC), said at a meeting on Jan 13.
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IP court hears more foreign litigants' cases
2022-01-27
The rapid development of China's economy and technology sector has seen a growing number of intellectual property disputes involving foreign litigants handled in Beijing in recent years, a senior judge said.
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Punitive system to better protect environment
2022-01-14
The move to introduce punitive damage compensation in such cases is in line with the new judicial interpretation issued by the Supreme People's Court.
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Beijing court to focus more on internet-related disputes
2022-01-14
Beijing No 4 Intermediate People's Court pledged to focus more on hearings involving people who make use of internet platforms to harm others' legitimate rights, as it has seen a rising number of such disputes in recent years.
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China’s first judicial interpretation on online mediation released to guide nationwide courts
2022-01-03
The Supreme People's Court (SPC) released the Rules of Online Mediation of the People's Court on Dec 31, 2021.
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Taiwan-related disputes mediation to be more efficient
2021-12-31
The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council and the Supreme People’s Court have worked together and launched a connecting mechanism on the basis of the online mediation platform in a bid to better settle Taiwan-related civil and commercial disputes, office spokesman Ma Xiaoguang said at a regular press briefing on Dec 29, 2021.
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Draft ruling on e-commerce unveiled by Supreme People's Court
2021-12-30
A draft judicial interpretation on handling disputes involving internet-related consumption was unveiled by China's top court, on Monday for public comment.
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Beijing Intellectual Property Court targets malicious trademark registration
2021-12-30
The Beijing Intellectual Property Court said it will promote the protection and quality of intellectual property rights by exposing individuals and agents who register trademarks with malicious intent.