In Memoriam: Betty May Foon Ho
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William P. Alford, Johannes MM Chan, Mayo Moran, Mariana Mota Prado, Anthony Sebok, and
Zhenmin Wang
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The editors of the Tsinghua China Law Review would like to respectfully
dedicate this issue to Professor Betty Ho, who joined Tsinghua Law School in the Fall of 2002. She was
a distinguished lawyer, an outstanding educator, a model professor,
an excellent colleague and a great person. [read more...]
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In Memoriam
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3 Tsinghua China L. Rev. 2 (2010)
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Anti-Monopoly Law and Mergers in China: An Early Report Card on Procedural and Substantive Issues
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By
Deborah Healey
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The Anti-Monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China (“AML”) prohibits mergers and acquisitions (“concentrations”) which lessen competition. This article examines the relationshipbetween the AML merger provisions and China’s industrial policy. It also examines MOFCOM (Ministry of Commerce) merger determinations to date in relation to market definition and assessment of competitive impact. The article concludes that the interpretation of the AML and the intentions of the regulator remain unclear in a number of respects. [read more...]
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Article
| 3 Tsinghua China L. Rev. 17 (2010)
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China as a Suitable Alternative Forum in a Forum Non Conveniens Motion
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Courtney L. Gould
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This article discusses the U.S. Federal standard regarding amotion to dismiss for forum non conveniens as it is applied to the alternative fora of the People’s Republic of China. The discussion focuses on how a specific forum within the PRC should be analyzed for suitability under this U.S. standard due to the somewhat unique aspects of the PRC legal system. By analogy to Federal forum non conveniens case law, this article provides suggestions for courts and practitioners to apply the standard to the PRC judiciary. In doing so however, the article intends to identify and distinguish which aspects of the current U.S. conception of the PRC system are based in reality, and which are based in rumor or stereotype. [read more...]
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Article
| 3 Tsinghua China L. Rev. 59 (2010)
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Erratum
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By
CHANG Wejen
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The Tsinghua China Law Review offers the following explanation
written by Professor CHANG Wejen, for his own piece, Classical
Chinese Jurisprudence and the Development of the Chinese Legal
System (of our Spring 2010 issue). [read more...]
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Erratum
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3 Tsinghua China L. Rev. 148 (2010)
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China Law Update
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Laws
- Social Insurance Law of the People’s Republic of China
- Amendment to the State Compensation Law of the People’s Republic of China
- Law of the Application of Law for Foreign-Related Civil Relations of the People’s Republic of China
- People’s Mediation Law of the People’s Republic of China
Academic Developments
- Council for the draft of Amendment to the Criminal Law of the People’s Republic of China (VIII) to
Criminal Law of the People’s Republic of China
- Interpretation of the Supreme People’s Court about Several Problems Concerning the Application of the
Marriage Law of the People’s Republic of China (III)
Cases
- COFCO Wines & Spirits Co. Ltd v. the Trademark Appeal Board of State Administration for Industry
and Commerce of the People’s Republic of China (invalid trademark registration case)
- The People’s Procuratorate of Langfang, Hebei Province v. Huang Songyou
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China Law Update
| 3 Tsinghua China L. Rev. 150 (2010)
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