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Mainland Courts Confirm Jurisdiction over Securities Fraud Claims Against an Offshore-Incorporated Listed Company Between 2017 and 2018, the ListCo provided certain loans (Loans) to connected persons of its then executive director and chairman. The Loans constituted a major transaction and connected transaction under the Listing Rules and were therefore subject to...
Contract Law Update - November 2025 Quarterly update on commercial contract law developments, including claims under warranties and indemnities, termination rights, and payment obligations.
Contract Law Update - April 2026 Quarterly update on commercial contract law developments, including subject to contract, when time is of the essence, and termination on reasonable notice.
Contract Law Update - January 2026 Quarterly update on commercial contract law developments, including the red hand doctrine, battles of the forms, excluding implied terms, and termination rights.
Contract Law Update - July 2026 Quarterly update on commercial contract law developments, including loss of bargain damages, warranties as representations, and director nomination rights.
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The First Cartel Settlement In Hong Kong Practical Implications For Businesses Part 1 1703Pdf (1)
The first cartel settlement in Hong Kong – practical implications for businesses (Part 1) Hong Kong recently saw its first court-endorsed cartel settlement. This has important implications on the strategy for handling competition investigations and litigation in Hong Kong. In this two-part series, we take a look at the approach towards...
Recognition of and assistance to foreign liquidators – the latest developments in an area of law in the spotlight In a topical decision handed down last week, Harris J reiterated that the availability of ‘assistance’ in terms of powers that may be granted by the Hong Kong Court to ‘recognised’ foreign liquidators in Hong Kong would depend on whether they were...
CN Client Briefing Conglomerates Beware Parent Company Implicated For Subsidiary's Role In Booksellers Cartel (1)
Conglomerates beware: Parent company implicated for subsidiary’s role in booksellers cartel Client briefing regarding the Hong Kong Competition Commission’s enforcement action against an alleged textbook cartel (action brought on 20 March 2020) This briefing contains a summary of the Hong Kong Competition’s sixth enforcement action. It analyses...
CN Client Briefing The First Cartel Settlement In Hong Kong – Practical Implications For Businesses (Part 1)
CN Client Briefing Clearer Fines And Cleaner Immunity Hong Kong's First Antitrust Penalty And Revised Leniency Policy
[EN] Client Briefing Recognition Of And Assistance To Foreign Liquidators – The Latest Developments In An Area Of Law In The Spotlight
The First Cartel Settlement In Hong Kong Practical Implications For Businesses Part 1 1703Pdf