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December 2013/January 2014

Consideration

Visa and work permit regulations for investors in Switzerland

By Urs Haegi and Wu Fan, VISCHER

Gauging impact of India’s new land acquisition law on Chinese companies

By Santosh Pai and Vikas Kumar, D H Law Associates

Getting it right with international portfolio diversification

By Nick Tsilimidos, L Papaphilippou & Co

Bill would turn tables on construction disputes

By Michael Sheng and David Parker, Ashurst

Focus on types and features of long-term supply contract disputes

By Vincent Mu, Martin Hu & Partners

Coming to terms with China’s utility model patent regime

By Gao Peipei, China Sinda

Array of policies to encourage equity investment enterprises

By David Yu and Kevin Huang, Llinks Law Offices

A look at fund use by foreign-invested investment companies

By Sun Yunzhu and Zhong Ming, Concord & Partners

Redefining English words in Chinese to support trademark proceedings

By Steven Andrews and Nancy Qu, Chang Tsi & Partners

Evidence of intensified intellectual property protection in trial practice

By Wang Yadong and Lu Lei, Run Ming Law Office

Key changes in the urban infrastructure sector

By Wang Jihong and Liu Ying, Grandway Law Offices

Party pill for all ills?

Key issues from policy manifesto

Roads less travelled

Better directions for African investment

A new year beckons

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Preparing for Hong Kong’s paperless securities regime

By Stella Yeung and Stephen Luo, Jingtian & Gongcheng

How can minority shareholders seek relief from profit hoarding?

By Jiang Xuan and Yang Yue, Zhong Lun Law Firm

Infringement risks of AIGC in entertainment industry (Part 2)

By Jiang Shen and Xu Wen, Jingtian & Gongcheng

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China’s new environmental code

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不容有瑕

No flaws allowed

While stock exchanges lower barriers to atrract emerging sector issuers, regulators focus on accountability of listco and intermediaries at the top corporate level

PRACTITIONERS' PERSPECTIVES

Key takeaways from China’s new Ecological and Environmental Code

By Audrey Tao and Shen Haixiang, Hylands Law Firm
Solar wind businesses compliance frameworks

Environmental compliance frameworks for renewable businesses

By Li Zhiheng, Kangda Law Firm

Preserving listing status against delisting red line

By Xu Zhiyuan, Tahota Law Firm

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