Supreme People's Court considers validity of arbitration agreement with foreign arbitration institution seated in China | Practical Law

Supreme People's Court considers validity of arbitration agreement with foreign arbitration institution seated in China | Practical Law

In Anhui Longlide Packaging and Printing Co Ltd v BP Agnati SRL (2013) Min Si Ta Zi No. 13, the Supreme People’s Court of the People’s Republic of China considered the validity of an arbitration agreement referring disputes to arbitration seated in Shanghai and administered by the International Chamber of Commerce.

Supreme People's Court considers validity of arbitration agreement with foreign arbitration institution seated in China

by John Choong and Chan Yong Wei, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
Published on 13 Aug 2014China
In Anhui Longlide Packaging and Printing Co Ltd v BP Agnati SRL (2013) Min Si Ta Zi No. 13, the Supreme People’s Court of the People’s Republic of China considered the validity of an arbitration agreement referring disputes to arbitration seated in Shanghai and administered by the International Chamber of Commerce.