Why it is worth playing safe with a governing law clause
- Wednesday 14 July 2010, 11:07
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THE question of whether a Chinese guarantor is liable on a guarantee that has not been approved by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange has recently been considered by the English Court in the case Emeraldian Limited Partnership v (1) Wellmix Shipping Limited and (2) Guangzhou Iron &...
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