Turkey | Can the Creditor Claim From the Debtor for Costs of Debt Collection in Turkey?
It depends on whether the debt is collected through amicable debt collection or legal actions.
China Dismisses Application for Enforcing New Zealand Judgment Due to Parallel Proceedings
In 2019, due to parallel proceedings, Shenzhen Intermediate People’s Court of China ruled to dismiss the application for enforcing a New Zealand judgment (Americhip, Inc. v. Dean et al. (2018) Yue 03 Min Chu No. 420 ).
Turkey | What Property Traces of the Debtor Are Available to Creditors in Turkey? What Are the Common Ways of Investigating Property?
Traces and investigation are crucial for the creditor on both amicable and legal stage in Turkey.
The Third Time! Chinese Court Recognizes U.S. Judgment
In 2020, Ningbo Intermediate People’s Court of China ruled in Wen v. Huang et al. (2018) to recognize and enforce a US judgment, marking the third time that American monetary judgments have been enforced in China.
Turkey | What Is the (Main) Payment Method for Debtors to Pay Their Debts in Turkey? What Kind of Regulation Do the Authorities Have On That Payment?
Parties of a debt relation may determine the way of payment by either written or verbally, both may be before or after the debt arise.
China Dismisses Applications for Enforcing South Korean Judgments for Lack of Jurisdiction
In 2021, due to lack of jurisdiction, a Chinese court in Liaoning Province ruled to dismiss applications for enforcing three South Korean judgments in KRNC v. CHOO KYU SHIK (2021).
Turkey | Are Amicable Debt Collections Allowed in Turkey? What Are the Main Restrictions?
Yes, amicable debt collections are allowed in Turkey.
The First Time Chinese Court Recognizes Singapore Bankruptcy Judgment
In 2021, Xiamen Maritime Court of China ruled to recognize a Singaporean insolvency order in In re Xihe Holdings Pte. Ltd. et al. (2020), providing an example of how Chinese courts recognize foreign bankruptcy judgments based on the principle of reciprocity.
China Dismisses Application for Enforcing a US Judgment Due to Lack of Finality
Finality matters. In 2020, Wuxi Intermediate People’s Court of China dismissed an application for enforcing a US judgment, due to the lack of finality, in Wuxi Luoshe Printing & Dyeing Co. Ltd. v. Anshan Li et al. (2017).
The First Time China Recognizes English Judgment, Implementing 2022 Judicial Policy in Full
In March 2022, Shanghai Maritime Court ruled to recognize and enforce an English judgment in Spar Shipping v Grand China Logistics (2018), marking the first time that an English monetary judgment has been enforced in China based on reciprocity.
News | Webinar on Germany-China Debt Collection (May 2022)
In cooperation with four law firms from China and Germany -Tian Yuan Law Firm, Dentons Beijing, YK Law Germany, and DRES. SCHACHT & KOLLEGEN, CJO GlOBAL organized the webinar ‘German-China Debt Collection: Enforcing Foreign Judgments & Arbitral Awards’ on 27 May 2022.
Can Judgment Creditor’s Successor Apply for Enforcing Foreign Judgments in China?
Yes, the Chinese court in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, enforced an Italian judgment in 2021, upholding the claim of the judgment creditor’s successor (Ye Aiwen v. Chen Tihu (2019)).
How Chinese Courts Ensure Impartiality in Enforcing Foreign Judgments: Ex Ante Internal Approval and Ex Post Filing- Breakthrough for Collecting Judgments in China Series (XI)
China published a landmark judicial policy on the enforcement of foreign judgments in 2022. This post addresses the ex ante internal approval and ex post filings – a mechanism designed by China’s Supreme Court to ensure impartiality in enforcing foreign judgments.
Case Filing, Service of Process and Withdrawal of Application – Breakthrough for Collecting Judgments in China Series (X)
China published a landmark judicial policy on the enforcement of foreign judgments in 2022. This post addresses the rules on case filing, service of process and withdrawal of application.
[WEBINAR – AGENDA] Germany-China Debt Collection: Enforcing Foreign Judgments & Arbitral Awards
The Agenda is out! Join four industry leaders from China and Germany, as they share their insights on the landscape of enforcement of foreign court judgments and arbitration awards. From trends, toolkits + to-do lists for debt collection in both jurisdictions!
Can Applicant Seek Interim Measures from Chinese Courts? – Breakthrough for Collecting Judgments in China Series (IX)
China published a landmark judicial policy on the enforcement of foreign judgments in 2022. This post addresses the rules on whether and how applicants may seek interim measures (conservatory measures) in cases of the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in China.
Where to File Application for Enforcing Foreign Judgments in China – Breakthrough for Collecting Judgments in China Series (VIII)
China published a landmark judicial policy on the enforcement of foreign judgments in 2022. This post addresses the supplementary rules on jurisdiction in cases of the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in China.
Conditions for Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in China – Breakthrough for Collecting Judgments in China Series (VII)
China published a landmark judicial policy on the enforcement of foreign judgments in 2022. This post addresses the conditions for recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in China.
How to Write an Application for Enforcing Foreign Judgment in China – Breakthrough for Collecting Judgments in China Series (VI)
How to Write an Application for Enforcing Foreign Judgment in China – Breakthrough for Collecting Judgments in China Series (VI) Key takeaways: The 2021 Conference …
[WEBINAR] Germany-China Debt Collection: Enforcing Foreign Judgments & Arbitral Awards
Friday, 27 May 2022, 09:00-11:00 Berlin Time (GMT+2) /15:00-17:00 Beijing Time (GMT+8).
Four industry leaders from China and Germany, Chenyang Zhang, Partner of Tian Yuan Law Firm (China), Hualei Ding, Partner of Dentons Beijing (China), Timo Schneiders, Managing Partner of YK Law Germany, Stephan Ebner, German-US-Attorney-at-Law at DRES. SCHACHT & KOLLEGEN (Germany), will discuss whether and how foreign judgments and awards can be enforced in the two jurisdictions, a rising sector in international debt collection.