- Hong Kong Court Permits Astro To Enforce Arbitral Awards Whose Enforcement Had Been Partially Refused In Singapore.
- An Insight Into Commercial Litigation.
- Arbitration Agreement Is “In Writing” Even If Recorded by One Party Only.
- A Tribunal’s Failure To Understand The Parties’ Arguments In Arbitration Is Not A Reason To Set Aside The Arbitral Award.
- The New International Commercial Court As A Forum For Resolving Brand Licensing Disputes In Asia.
- Parties May Contractually Limit Their Right To Restrain Calls On Performance Bonds.
- Application To Compel Production Of Records May Be Made Against Directors And Not Just The Company.
- Directors Allowed to Rely On Indemnity As Not In Wilful Default Of Their Fiduciary Duties.
- Employer Successfully Sues For Breach Of The Implied Term Of Good Faith And Fidelity And Breach Of Confidence.
- Distinguishing Between An Ouster Clause And A Limitation Clause In Performance Bonds.
- An Exercise In Restraint: Court Of Appeal Confirms Courts Will Give Effect To Agreements Limiting The Circumstances In Which A Contractor Can Restrain A Call On Performance Bonds.
- Clause Limiting Injunctive Relief To The Ground Of Fraud Upheld By Court Of Appeal.
- Highest Court Allows Narrow Performance Bond Clauses.
- The Chem Orchid: Proper Termination Of A Bareboat Charter Party.
- The Hague Convention: The Next Big Thing In International Dispute Resolution?
