Entries from June 2009
In this economy, China is very aware of people losing their job and not being happy. If you are employer of people here in China, play by the rules and make sure your administration department has all their paper work in line . Here is a titbit of the article.
Employers almost certain to lose at [...]
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Tags: Labor · Uncategorized
When you find yourself in a situation where you think you are in the mist of a breach of contract situation, it is more complicated than you think.
China PRC contract law,Art 107: Where a party fails to perform his contractual obligations or where his performance of the contractual obligations is not in the conformity with [...]
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Tags: Contracts
When I first came here, Hong Kong was a far off land that I skip to on weekends. Anymore, I enjoy lying low in Shenzhen but every year the line between Hong Kong and Shenzhen blurs more and more.
Shenzhen Continues to Boost Ties with Hong Kong
(2009-06-25)
by: ISinolaw(news)
Wang Rong, Acting Mayor of South China’s Shenzhen City, [...]
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Tags: Shenzhen exclusive · Uncategorized
I am adding this for people who need some clear direction on how to get this done. I had to go through it and i might as well share the info.
Whether you live in the fair city of Shenzhen or coming to do business, transportation will be a concern. While taxis are convenient if you [...]
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Tags: Shenzhen exclusive
On June 18th, I had the pleasure of attending a hosted event by the French and German Chamber of Commerce with Henry Liao , a managing partner from Schinders law, Guangzhou. He talked about Chinese contract law, specifically, and take a big breath here, Interpretations of the Supreme People’s Court on Certain Issues concerning the Application of [...]
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Tags: Contracts
People who have not conformed to judgments handed down to them. Dr. Donald Clarke makes an interesting point:
“The database serves two purposes. First, it is intended to put pressure on defendants to perform judgments. This might function through a kind of public shaming, although it’s not very public. More effective, I think, is the way [...]
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Tags: New issues
With cost going up and margins going down, the buzz word of China comes into play. Amazingly enough, not everyone is doing it. Many reasons come into account. Trust, lack of experience, bad experiences or just plainly never considered it.
What might sound like an obvious statement, “Business in China is not the same as Western [...]
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Tags: Uncategorized