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First Thai Monetary Judgment Enforced in China, Highlighting Presumptive Reciprocity in China-ASEAN Region

August 5, 2024/in Views/by Béligh Elbalti

This post is kindly provided by Dr. Meng Yu, lecturer at China University of Political Science and Law, and co-founder of China Justice Observer. Key Takeaways: In June 2024, the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area Nanning International Commercial Tribunal under the Nanning Railway Transportation Intermediate Court in Guangxi ruled to recognize and enforce a Thai monetary […]

Conference on Rethinking Jurisdiction in Private International Law (1 & 2 August 2024 @ CUHK)

July 19, 2024/in News/by Béligh Elbalti

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The Abu Dhabi Civil Family Court on the Law on Civil Marriage – Applicability to Foreign Muslims and the Complex Issue of International Jurisdiction

June 27, 2024/in Views/by Béligh Elbalti

The Dubai Supreme Court — Again — on the Enforcement of Canadian (Ontario) Enforcement Judgment

June 17, 2024/in Views/by Béligh Elbalti

I. Introduction The decision presented in this post was rendered in the context of a case previously reported

Bahraini Supreme Court on the Enforceability of a Foreign Judgment Ordering the Payment of Contingent Fees

May 27, 2024/in Views/by Béligh Elbalti

I. Introduction Contingency fee agreements are arrangements whereby lawyers agree with their clients to receive a percentage of the final awarded amount in terms of payment of legal services. Such payment typically depends upon the lawyer winning the case or reaching a settlement. The admissibility of contingency fee agreements varies from one jurisdiction to another, […]

Abu Dhabi Supreme Court on the Applicability of Law on Civil Marriage to Foreign Muslims

May 9, 2024/in Views/by Béligh Elbalti

I. Introduction Recent developments in the field of family law in the UAE, in particular the adoption of the so-called “Civil Marriage Laws”, have aroused interest, admiration, curiosity, and even doubt and critics among scholars and practitioners of family law, comparative law and private international law around the world.

[Out Now!] New Open Access Book on Corruption and Investment Arbitration: Nobumichi Teramura, Luke Nottage and Bruno Jetin (eds), Corruption and Illegality in Asian Investment Arbitration (Springer, 2024)

April 29, 2024/in News/by Béligh Elbalti

Badr on Religion, Colonialism, and Legal Pluralism: The Story and Legacy of the Egyptian Choice of Law Rules for Personal Status International and Interpersonal Conflicts of Law

April 8, 2024/in News/by Béligh Elbalti

Out Now : A Hague Convention on Jurisdiction and Judgments – Why did the Judgments Project (1992-2001) Fail? (by Eva Jueptner)

March 27, 2024/in News/by Béligh Elbalti

Following the publication of two seminal books on the recently adopted HCCH 2019 Judgments Convention (Mattias Weller et al. (eds), The HCCH 2019 Judgments Convention – Cornerstones, Prospects and Outlooks (Hart, 2023) and Ronald A. Brand et al, The 2019 Hague Judgments Convention (OUP, 2023),

2024 Inaugural Edition of the UNCITRAL Days in the Arab Sates

March 25, 2024/in News/by Béligh Elbalti

The UNCITRAL secretariat is pleased to announce that the inaugural edition of the UNCITRAL Days in the Arab Sates is planned for 2024! The UNCITRAL Days activities comprise academic gatherings organized with universities and institutions of higher learning in the region, which discuss and consider issues arising in UNCITRAL’s areas of work, i.e. the progressive […]

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