The High Court of Hong Kong heard an application earlier this year for a declaration that the arbitrator in the International Criminal Court (ICC) arbitration case no. 18228/C YK lacked jurisdiction and the arbitrator’s partial award should be set aside on that basis. A decision was rendered on 30 January.
Sally Wang
胡光律师事务所
合伙人
Partner
Martin Hu & Partners
The applicant was a company Z from the mainland, while company A as well as three others were the respondents. In 2007, the applicant and respondents signed an agency agreement as well as a technical cooperation agreement. Both contracts contained arbitration clauses which provided that arbitration would be pursuant to the International Chamber of Commerce and held in China.
Company A filed a request for arbitration with the ICC in October 2011. The company sought relief in respect of company Z’s breach of contract, and suggested Hong Kong as the seat of arbitration.
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Sally Wang is a partner of Martin Hu & Partners
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