Incoterms CIF: Should Buyers Pay THC at Destination Port?
No. Sellers shall pay the cost of Terminal Handling Charges (THC) according to the International Rules for the Interpretation of Trade Terms 2010 (2010年国际贸易术语解释通则) (“Incoterms 2010”).
2022 Guide to Enforce Australian Judgments in China
Can I sue Chinese companies in Australia and then enforce an Australian court judgment in China?
White Paper on International Arbitration and Chinese Enterprises
China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), the Singapore International Arbitration Center (SIAC) and the International Arbitration Court of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) have administered a large number of international arbitration cases involving Chinese enterprises.
[WEBINAR – AGENDA] Nigeria-China Debt Collection
The Agenda is out! Join three industry leaders from Nigeria and China, as they share their insights on the landscape of debt collection in both countries. Tune in for best practices and to hear their first-hand experiences and insights in this industry.
2022 Guide to Enforce United Kingdom Judgments in China
Can I sue Chinese companies in the UK and then enforce a British judgment in China?
How to Use Recordings as Evidence in Litigation in China?
The recording of your conversation, though recorded without your permission, may well be submitted as evidence in Chinese courts. This may be quite different from the rules of evidence in some other countries.
How Offshore Investors of Chinese Bonds Collect Debts?
One way is to start by suing an individual guarantor (who is normally the de facto controller of the debtor).
2022 Guide to Enforce New Zealand Judgments in China
Can I sue Chinese companies in New Zealand and then enforce a New Zealand judgment in China?
How to Use Emails as Evidence in Litigation in China?
Email is the main communication tool in cross-border transactions. It is common, for instance, for many international trade contracts to be concluded, modified, performed or terminated directly by emails.
What Happens to a Chinese Enterprise’s Shareholders if It Goes Bankruptcy?
When a Chinese enterprise is adjudged bankrupt, it generally means that its assets are insufficient to pay off all its debts, so its shareholders cannot recover their capital contributions through bankruptcy procedures.
How Chinese Judges Recognize Foreign Bankruptcy Judgments
In 2021, Xiamen Maritime Court ruled, based on the principle of reciprocity, to recognize the order of the High Court of Singapore, which designated an insolvency officeholder. The trial Judge shares his view on reciprocity review in applications for recognition of foreign bankruptcy judgments.
Prep Checklist for Enforcing Foreign Judgments in China
Ready to enforce a foreign judgment in China? Let us start with the Prep Checklist.
Title Retention and Lien: Two Protection Measures for Debt Settlement in China
If your debtor defaults on a debt, you can take a lien on the debtor’s chattels (movable property) that you have legal possession of. In other words, the seller can retain ownership of the goods if the buyer fails to pay the price or perform other obligations as scheduled.
What Happens to a Chinese Enterprise’s management if It Goes Bankruptcy?
The management of the enterprise shall cooperate with the bankruptcy administrator and may be prohibited from serving as executives of other enterprises.
2022 Guide to Enforce Turkish Judgments in China
Can I sue Chinese companies in Türkiye and then enforce a Turkish judgment in China?
How China Customs Enforces the Export Control Law
China’s Export Control Law (ECL) came into effect on 1 Dec. 2020. As it has been almost two years since its implementation, it’s time for us to glimpse how China enforces the ECL.
News | Webinar on Portugal-China Debt Collection (Oct 2022)
In cooperation with two law firms from Portugal and China – Serra Lopes, Cortes Martins & Associados (SLCM) and Tian Yuan Law Firm, CJO GlOBAL organized the webinar ‘Portugal-China Debt Collection: Enforcing Foreign Judgments’ on 11 Oct 2022.
2022 Guide to Enforce Brazilian Judgments in China
Can Brazilian judgments be recognized and enforced in China?
How Do Debtors in China Pay in Debt Collection?
Payment from a debtor in China is usually made by telegraphic transfer (T/T).
What Happens to You if Your Chinese Debtor Goes Bankruptcy?
Your Chinese debtor can no longer pay off its debts to you alone. You shall be paid together with all of its creditors. You also need to declare your creditor rights to its bankruptcy administrator.