If the content of the purchase order or contract entered into between you and the Chinese company is very simple, Chinese court may refer to China’s Contract Law to interpret your transaction between the Chinese supplier.
Of course, you can sue a manufacturer in China. It will not be any different, in terms of complexity and costs, from suing companies in other countries.
You’d better not turn your back on your deals with Chinese suppliers. You shall terminate your contract in accordance with reasonable procedures.
When you make payments to Chinese suppliers, they may ask you to pay to several different bank accounts that may not belong to themselves.
First things thing, you need obtain its legal Chinese name. Then you need have a check up on the offcial website of the Chinese company registration authority, to see whether the company is legit.
If the contents of the purchase order or contract between you and the Chinese supplier are very simple, a Chinese court may refer to China’s Contract Law to interpret your transaction between the Chinese supplier.
You should verify a Chinese company before entering into a contract to avoid dealing with a dishonest judgment debtor who has lost the capability to perform contracts.
If you believe that the Chinese company does not comply with the NNN agreement, you may resolve the dispute via arbitration outside of China and enforce the arbitral award in China.
