29 Mar 2019

A time-barred arbitral award is a bird without wings: CL v SCG [2019]

The briefing discusses the decision in CL v SCG [2019]

The decision in CL v SCG highlights the importance of timely enforcement of an arbitral award. The clock starts ticking when the defendant fails to honour the award within a reasonable time. Where enforcement proceedings are pursued in either Mainland China or Hong Kong only as a result of the rule against double enforcement, parties should be mindful of the risk of enforcement being rejected in one jurisdiction and time-barred in the other.


a-time-barred-arbitral-award-is-a-bird-without-wings-CL-v-SCG-2019.pdf

 

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