ReSolution Issue 14, August 2017 | Page 3

ReSolution Issue No. 14
Contents

01 FROM THE EDITOR


03 RESOLUTION® IN BRIEF


09 Another instance in which parties are held to pre-agreed dispute resolution requirements


12 Apology legislation passed in Hong Kong – what does it mean for you




17 Green light for Third Party Funding for International Arbitration in Asia

21 Hong Kong High Court Appoints Receivers As Interim Measure In Support Of Arbitration Proceedings In Mainland China


24 Proceedings not abuse of proceedings despite prior adverse arbitration decision


27 Case in Brief - Double Edition
Forest Holdings Ltd v Mangatu Blocks Incorporation

Savvy Vineyards 4334 Limited v Weta Estate Limited


33 To mediate or not: A costly question


37 When does starting a court action end the right to arbitrate?


39 Letters to the Editor


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EXPERT DETERMINATION FOR ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES

Model Clause: In the event of any dispute or difference arising out of or in connection with this contract, or the subject matter of this contract, including any question about its existence, validity or termination, the parties must refer that dispute in the first instance to Expert Determination in accordance with the Expert Determination Rules of the New Zealand Dispute Resolution Centre.

To secure the appointment of an expert determiner contact NZDRC at [email protected]
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