Foreign-Related Commercial Disputes Resolution in China Principles and Practices

Combining the author's many years of legal practice experience, this book examines the current hot and difficult issues arising in the legal practice of foreign-related commercial disputes in China. The book focuses on the application of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (“CISG”) in Chinese courts, judicial review of foreign-related arbitral awards, judicial cooperation in cross-border insolvency, and legal relationships in legal disputes over electronic commerce. The book pays close attention to the latest legislative achievements of the international community and their impact on Chinese judicial practice, thus helping to strengthen exchanges and cooperation among countries along the “Belt and Road” and providing more effective rule of law protection for Chinese enterprises “going global”.

Chapter 1:  Several Legal Issues in Cases Involving Foreign Financial Disputes.- chapter 2:  International Judicial Cooperation on Cross-border Bankruptcy.- Chapter 3: Legal Issues of Domestic Application of International Treaties .- Chapter 4:  Principles& Practice on Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments by Chinese Courts.- Chapter 5:  Development of E-commerce in China (Bing Cheng).- Chapter 6: The Future Impact of Conventions on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters in China.- Chapter 7:  Application of the Doctrine of Forum non Conveniens in Chinese Courts.- Chapter 8:  Jurisdiction by Agreement and the Principle of Actual Connection ( Bing Cheng).- Chapter 9:  Judicial Review of Arbitration Agreement.- Chapter 10: Judicial Review of Arbitration Agreement.- Chapter 11:Decisions on Matters beyond the Scope of Submission to Arbitration and Setting Aside an Arbitral Award.- Chapter 12: Judicial Review of Fraudulent Arbitration.- Chapter 13:Nationality of International Commercial Arbitral Awards.- Chapter 14: Arbitration Practice in China’s Pilot Free Trade Zones (Bing Cheng).- Chapter 15: Application of Public Policy in Judicial Review of Arbitral Awards.

Dr Jianli Song was a former judge of the Supreme Court of the People's Republic of China, holds an LL.M. from the United Kingdom, and has been a visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Cambridge, and the Max Planck Institute for Private International Law. 

Dr. Bing Cheng was admitted to the bar in China, New York, England and Wales, and completed LL.M. at the University of Pennsylvania and Ritsumeikan University.