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No.6 Decree of MOFCOM on Promulgation of the Provisions on M&A of a Domestic Enterprise by Foreign Investors

Oct 27, 2009 lawyersteven | Laws & Regulations Release

No.6 Decree of MOFCOM on Promulgation of the Provisions on M&A of a Domestic Enterprise by Foreign Investors

 

To ensure the Provisions on M&A of a Domestic Enterprise by Foreign Investors coincide with the Anti-monopoly Law and the Provisions of the State Council on Thresholds for Declaration of Concentrations of Undertakings, revision of the Provisions on M&A of a Domestic Enterprise by Foreign Investors have been made as follows:

1. The original Chapter 5 Antimonopoly Review has been canceled and a new article has been added in the Supplementary Provisions as Article 51, providing: According to the provisions of the Antimonopoly Law, where M&A of a domestic enterprise by a foreign investor meets the thresholds for declaration of the Provisions of the State Council on Thresholds for Declaration of Concentrations of Undertakings, the foreign investor shall make a declaration with the MOFCOM and shall not carry out the deal without declaration.

The following articles and chapters shall be adjusted accordingly.

2. The following articles have been revised as follows:

2.1 Paragraph 4 of Article 16, i.e. where a foreign investor merges a domestic enterprise to establish a foreign-invested enterprise and its/his contribution is less than 25% of the registered capital of the enterprise, the investor shall make its investment all in cash shall be revised as in case a foreign investor merges a domestic enterprise to establish a foreign-invested enterprise and its/his contribution is less than 25% of the registered capital of the enterprise, if it/he make its/his investment in cash.

2.2 Paragraph 1 of Article 36, i.e. if the domestic company and the overseas company fail to go through the procedures for alteration of equity within six (6) months since issuance of the business license, the approval certificate with remarks and the approval certificate of overseas investment by Chinese enterprise shall be invalidated automatically, and the registration administrative authority shall examine and approve the registration on alteration based on the application documents for registration on equity alteration submitted by the domestic company in advance, so as to restore the equity structure of the domestic company to the status before the equity merger shall be revised as if the domestic company and the overseas company fail to go through the procedures for alteration of equity within six (6) months since issuance of the business license, the approval certificate with remarks and the approval certificate of overseas investment by Chinese enterprise shall be invalidated automatically. The registration administrative authority shall examine and approve the registration on alteration based on the application documents for registration on equity alteration submitted by the domestic company in advance, so as to restore the equity structure of the domestic company to the status before the equity merger.

2.3 The ultimate controller in Subparagraph 1 of Paragraph 1 of Article 42 and Subparagraph 3 of Paragraph 1 of Article 44 shall be revised as actual controller.

This Decree shall enter into force on the date of promulgation.

The Provisions on M&A of a Domestic Enterprise by Foreign Investors is re-promulgated according to the relevant revisions herein.

Annex: Provisions on M&A of a Domestic Enterprise by Foreign Investors

Minister: Chen Deming
June 22, 2009

 

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China MOFCOM amends provisions on mergers and acquisitions of domestic enterprises by foreign investors

Oct 27, 2009 lawyersteven | Laws & Regulations Release

China MOFCOM amends provisions on mergers and acquisitions of domestic enterprises by foreign investors

 

It was reported by Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on July 23 that the MOFCOM had revised the Provisions on Mergers and Acquisitions of Domestic Enterprises by Foreign Investors,   deleting Chapter 5 Anti-Monopoly Examination, and regulated the standard of concentrated declaration for business operators shall comply with China’s anti-monopoly law and the Anti-monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China and Provisions of the State Council on Standards for Declaration of Concentration of Business Operators.

MOFCOM said that the amendment on Provisions on Mergers and Acquisitions of Domestic Enterprises by Foreign Investors was to ensure these provisions to be consistent with the Anti-monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China and Provisions of the State Council on Standards for Declaration of Concentration of Business Operators.

Besides the deletion of Chapter 5 Anti-Monopoly Examination, a new article is added in Supplementary Provisions, saying in accordance with the Anti-monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China, where any foreign investor meets the declaration requirements in Provisions of the State Council on the Standard for Declaration of Concentration of Business Operators, it shall declare to the Ministry of Commerce in advance; those who doesn’t declare shall not carry out transaction.

In addition, some text modifications are also made in the provisions by the MOFCOM. It is reported by the MOFCOM that the amendment in Provisions on Mergers and Acquisitions of Domestic Enterprises by Foreign Investors shall come into effect on the date of its promulgation. The previous Provisions are amended from Interim Provisions on Mergers and Acquisitions of Domestic Enterprises by Foreign Investors, which has entered into force as of Sept.8, 2006.

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SHIPBUILDING CONTRACT

Oct 27, 2009 lawyersteven | Agreement Sample

SHIPBUILDING CONTRACT

FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF ONE

(HULL NO. )

BETWEEN

as BUYER

and

SHIPYARD
as SELLER

This CONTRACT, entered into this day of by and between , a corporation organized and existing under the Laws of , having its registered office at (hereinafter called the “Buyer” ) on one part; and Shipyard, a corporation organized and existing under the Laws of People’s Republic of China, having its registered office at , the People’s Republic of China (hereinafter called the “Seller”)
WITNESSES
In consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein, the Seller agrees to build, launch, equip and complete at the Seller’s Shipyard and to sell and deliver to the Buyer after completion and successful trial one (1) Vessel as more fully described in Article I hereof, to be registered under the flag of and the Buyer agrees to purchase and take delivery of the aforesaid Vessel from the Seller and to pay for the same in accordance with the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth.

ARTICLE I DESCRIPTION AND CLASS
1. DESCRIPTION:
The Vessel is a metric tons deadweight, at designed draft of meters (hereinafter called the “Vessel”) of the class described below. The Vessel shall have the Seller’s Hull No. and shall be constructed, equipped and completed in accordance with the following “Specifications”:
(1)Specification (Drawing No. )
(2)General Arrangement (Drawing No. )
(3)Midship Section (Drawing No. )
(4)Makers list (Drawing No. )
Attached hereto and signed by each of the parties to the Contract (hereinafter collectively called the “Specifications”), making an integral part hereof.
2. CLASS AND RULES
The Vessel, including its machinery and equipment, shall constructed in accordance with the rules and regulations (hereinafter called the “Classification Society”) and shall be distinguished in the record by the symbol of ＋ , , , , , and shall also comply with the rules are regulations as fully described in the Specifications.
The Seller shall arrange with the Classification Society assign a representative or representatives (hereinafter called the “Classification Surveyor”) to the Seller’s Shipyard for supervision of the construction of the Vessel.
All fees and charges incidental to Classification and to comply with the rules, regulation and requirements of this Contract as described in the Specifications issued up to the date of this Contract as well as royalties, if any, payable on account of the construction of the Vessel shall be for the account of the Seller, except as otherwise provided and agreed herein. The key plans, materials and workmanship entering into the construction of Vessel shall at all times be subject to inspections and tests in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Classification Society.
Decisions of the Classification Society as to compliance or noncompliance with Classification rules and regulations shall be final and binding upon the parties hereto.
3. PRINCIPAL PARTICULARS AND DIMENSIONS OF THE VESSEL
(a) Hull:
Length overall abt: . m
Length between perpendiculars . m
Breadth . m
Depth . m
Design Draft . m
(b) Propelling Machinery
The Vessel shall be equipped, in accordance with the Specifications, with type Main Engine.
4. GUARANTEED SPEED
The Seller guarantees that the trial speed, after correction, is to be not less than nautical miles per hour on the loaded condition stipulated in the Specification.
The trial speed shall be corrected for wind speed and shallow water effect. The correction method of the speed shall be specified in the Specifications.
5. GUARANTEED FULE CONSUMPTION
The Seller guarantees that the fuel oil consumptions of the Main Engine is not to exceed grams/ brake horse power/ hour at normal continuous output at shop trial based on diesel fuel oil having a lower calorific value of , kilocalories per kilogram.
6. GUARANTEED DEADWEIGHT
The Seller guarantees that the VESSEL is to have a deadweight of not less than, metric tons at the designed loaded draft of meters in sea water of 1.025 specific gravity.
The term, “Deadweight”, as used in this Contract, shall be as defined in the Specifications.
The actual deadweight of the Vessel expressed in metric tons shall be based on calculations made by the Seller and checked by the Buyer, and all measurements necessary for such calculations shall be performed in the presence of the Buyer’s supervisor (s) or the party authorized by the Buyer.
Should there be any dispute between the Seller and the Buyer and the Buyer in such calculations and/ or measurements, the decision of the Classification Society shall final.
7. SUBCONTRACT:
The Seller may, at its sole discretion and responsibility, subcontract any portion of the construction work of the Vessel to experienced subcontractors, but delivery and final assembly into the Vessel of any such work subcontracted shall be at the Seller’s Shipyard. The Seller shall remain responsible for such subcontracted work.
8. REGISTRATION:
The Vessel shall be registered by the Buyer at its own cost and expense under the laws of at the time of delivery and acceptance thereof.

ARTICLE Ⅱ CONTRACT PRICE & TREMS OF PAYMENT
1. CONTRACT PRICE:
The purchase price of the Vessel/7 is United States Dollars (US $), net receivable by the Seller (hereinafter called the “Contract Price”), which is exclusive of the cost for the Buyer’s Supplies as provided in Article V hereof, and shall be subject to upward or downward adjustment, if any, as hereinafter set forth in this Contract.
2. CURRENCY:
Any and all payments by the Buyer to the Seller under this Contract shall be made in United States Dollars.
3. TERMS OF PAYMENT:
The Contract Price shall be paid by the Buyer to the Seller in installments as follows:
(a) 1st Installment:
The sum of United States Dollars (US $ ) , representing percent ( %) of the Contract Price, shall become due and payable and be paid by the Buyer concurrently with this contract being singed and provided that Seller shall have submitted to the Buyer the Refund Guarantee in the form annexed hereto as Exhibit “A” issued by Bank of China, Beijing, the People’s Republic of China, and provided further that the Seller shall have received the first class international bank’s Letter of Guarantee in accordance with Paragraph 6 of this Article.
(b) 2nd Installment:
The sum of United States Dollars (US $ ), representing percent ( %) of the Contract Price, shall become due and payable and be paid within three (3) bank business days after the cutting of the first steel plate of the Vessel in the Seller’s workshop. The Seller shall notify with a telex or telefax notice to the Buyer stating that the 1st steel plate has been cut in its workshop and demand for payment of the installment as soon as the cutting of the steel is made.
(c) 3rd Installment:
The sum of United States Dollars (US $ ), representing percent ( %) of the Contract Price, shall become due and payable and be paid with in three (3) bank business days after keel-laying of the first section of the Vessel. The keel-laying shall be notified by the Seller with a telex or telefax notice to the Buyer stating that the said keel-laying has been carried out. The Seller shall send to the Buyer a telex or telefax demand for payment of this installment as soon as the keel-laying is carried out.
(d) 4th Installment:
The sum of United States Dollars (US $ ), representing percent ( %) of the Contract Price, shall become due and payable and be paid within three (3) bank business days after launching of the Vessel. The launching of the Vessel shall be notified by the Seller with a telex or telefax notice to the Buyer stating that the launching of the Vessel has been carried out. The Seller shall send to the Buyer a telex or telefax demand for payment of this installment as soon as the Vessel is launched.
(e) 5th Installment (Payment upon Delivery of the Vessel):
The sum of United States Dollars (US $ ), representing percent ( %) of the Contract Price plus any increase or minus any decrease due to modifications and/ or adjustments of the Contract Price in accordance with provisions of the relevant Article hereof, shall become due and payable and be paid by the Buyer to the Seller concurrently with delivery of the Vessel. The Seller shall send to the Buyer a telex or telefax demand for this installment ten (10) days prior to the scheduled date of delivery of the Vessel.
4. METHOD OF PAYMENT
(a) 1st Installment:
The Buyer shall remit the amount of this installment in accordance with Article Ⅱ, Paragraph 3 (a) by telegraphic transfer to the receiving bank nominated by the Seller, for credit to the account of the Seller, or through other receiving bank nominated by the Seller.
(b) 2nd Installment:
The Buyer shall remit the amount of this installment in accordance with Article Ⅱ, Paragraph 3 (a) by telegraphic transfer to the receiving bank nominated by the Seller, for credit to the account of the Seller, or through other receiving bank to be nominated by the Seller from time to time and such nomination shall be notified to the Buyer at least 10 days prior to the due date for payment.
(c) 3rd Installment:
The Buyer shall remit the amount of this installment in accordance with Article Ⅱ, Paragraph 3 (a) by telegraphic transfer to the receiving bank nominated by the Seller, for credit to the account of the Seller, or through other receiving bank to be nominated by the Seller from time to time and such nomination shall be notified to the Buyer at least 10 days prior to the due date for payment.
(d) 4th Installment:
The Buyer shall remit the amount of this installment in accordance with Article Ⅱ, Paragraph 3 (a) by telegraphic transfer to the receiving bank nominated by the Seller, for credit to the account of the Seller, or through other receiving bank to be nominated by the Seller from time to time and such nomination shall be notified to the Buyer at least 10 days prior to the due date for payment.
(e) 5th Installment (Payable upon delivery of the Vessel):
The Buyer shall, at least three (3) bank business days prior to the scheduled date of delivery of the Vessel, make an irrevocable cash deposit in the name of the Buyer with the bank nominated by the Seller, for a period of thirty (30) days and covering the amount of this installment ( as adjusted in accordance with the provisions of this Contract), with an irrevocable instruction that the said amount shall be released to the Seller against presentation by the Seller to the said Bank, of a copy of the Protocol of Delivery and Acceptance signed by the Buyer’s authorized representative and the Seller. Interest, if any, accrued from such deposit, shall be for the benefit of the Buyer.
If the delivery of the Vessel is not affected on or before the expiry of the aforesaid 30 days deposit period, the Buyer shall have the right to withdraw the said deposit plus accrued interest upon the expiry date. However, when the new scheduled Delivery Date is notified to the Buyer by the Seller, the Buyer shall make the cash deposit in accordance with the same terms and conditions as set out above.
5. PREPAYMENT:
The Buyer shall have the right to make prepayment of any and all installments before delivery of the Vessel, by giving to the Seller at least thirty (30) days prior written notice, without any price adjustment of the Vessel for such prepayment.
6. SECURITY FOR PAYMENT OF INSTALLMENTS BEFORE DELIVERY:
The Buyer shall, concurrently when this Contract being signed, deliver to the Seller an irrevocable and unconditional Letter of Guarantee in the form annexed hereto as Exhibit “B” in favor of the Seller issued by a first class international bank (hereinafter called the “Guarantor”) acceptable to Bank of China and the Seller. This guarantee shall secure the Buyer’s Obligation for the Payment of all 2nd, 3rd and 4th installments of the Contract Price.
7. REFUNDS
All payments made by the Buyer prior to delivery of the Vessel shall be in the nature of advance to the Seller, and in the event this Contract is rescinded or canceled by the Buyer, all in accordance with the specific terms of this Contract permitting such rescission or cancellation, the Seller shall refund to the Buyer in United States Dollars the full amount of all sums already paid by the Buyer to the Seller under this Contract, together with interest (at the rate set out in respective provision thereof) from the respective payment date (s) to the date of remittance by telegraphic transfer of such refund to the account specified by the Buyer. As security to the Buyer, the Seller shall deliver to the Buyer, concurrently with this Contract being signed, a Refund Guarantee to be issued by the Bank of China, Head Office, Banking Department, Beijing, the People’s Republic of China in the form as per Exhibit “A” annexed hereto.
However, in the event of any dispute between the Seller and the Buyer with regard to the Seller’s obligation to repay the installment or installments paid by the Buyer and to the Buyer’s right to demand payment from Bank of China, Head Office, under its, guarantee, and such dispute is submitted either by the Seller or by the Buyer for arbitration in accordance with Article Ⅷ hereof or for appeal or appeals in accordance with the English laws, Bank of China shall withhold and defer payment until the arbitration award between the Seller and the Buyer is published. Bank of China shall not be obligated to make any payment unless the arbitration award orders the Seller to make repayment and any right of appeal available to the Seller under English laws is waived or is not exercised by the Seller in accordance with English laws. If the Seller fails to honor the award or judgment, then Bank of China shall refund to the extent the arbitration award (or any court judgment) orders.

 

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ASSET PURCHASE AGREEMENT

Oct 27, 2009 lawyersteven | Agreement Sample

ASSET PURCHASE AGREEMENT

 
                                  By and Among
 
                                   PALM, INC.,
 
                     ECA SUBSIDIARY ACQUISITION CORPORATION
 
                                       and
 
                                 BE INCORPORATED
 
                                 August 16, 2001
 
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                                TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
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ARTICLE 1 DEFINITIONS.........................................................2
 
 
         1.1      Capitalized Terms...........................................2
 
         1.2      Construction................................................8
 
 
ARTICLE 2 PURCHASE AND SALE...................................................8
 
 
         2.1      Purchase and Sale of Assets.................................8
 
         2.2      Excluded Assets.............................................9
 
         2.3      Delivery of Acquired Assets.................................9
 
         2.4      Assignments.................................................9
 
         2.5      Transfer of Product Software Copyrights....................10
 
         2.6      Transfer of Patent Rights..................................10
 
         2.7      Transfer of Trademarks.....................................10
 
         2.8      Transferred Contracts......................................10
 
         2.9      Assumed Liabilities........................................10
 
         2.10     Excluded Liabilities.......................................10
 
 
ARTICLE 3 CLOSING AND CONSIDERATION..........................................11
 
 
         3.1      Closing....................................................11
 
         3.2      Stock Consideration........................................11
 
         3.3      Allocation of Consideration................................11
 
         3.4      Transfer Taxes.............................................12
 
 
ARTICLE 4 LICENSE TO BUYER...................................................12
 
 
         4.1     
 
         4.2      Bankruptcy.................................................13
 
 
ARTICLE 5 REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF SELLER...........................13
 
 
         5.1      Organization of Seller.....................................13
 
         5.2      Authority..................................................13
 
         5.3      No Conflict................................................14
 
         5.4      SEC Filings; Seller Financial Statements...................14
 
         5.5      Transferred Contracts......................................15
 
         5.6      Consents...................................................15
 
         5.7      Support and Service Contracts..............................15
 
         5.8      No Liquidation, Insolvency, WindingUp......................15
 
         5.9      Restrictions on Business Activities........................16
 
         5.10     Title to Properties; Absence of Liens and Encumbrances.....17
 
         5.11     Intellectual Property......................................17
 
         5.12     Litigation.................................................19
 
         5.13     Brokers' or Finders' Fees..................................19
 
         5.14     Tax Matters................................................19
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         5.15     Power of Attorney..........................................20
 
         5.16     Compliance with Laws.......................................20
 
         5.17     Product Warranties.........................................20
 
         5.18     Employee Matters...........................................21
 
         5.19     International Employee Plan................................22
 
         5.20     Business Changes...........................................22
 
 
ARTICLE 6 REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF PARENT AND BUYER.................23
 
 
         6.1      Organization, Good Standing and Qualification..............23
 
         6.2      Authority..................................................23
 
         6.3      No Conflict................................................23
 
         6.4      SEC Filings................................................24
 
         6.5      Consents...................................................24
 
         6.6      Brokers' and Finders' Fees.................................24
 
 
ARTICLE 7 COVENANTS AND AGREEMENTS...........................................24
 
 
         7.1      Access.....................................................24
 
         7.2      PreClosing Activities of Seller............................24
 
         7.3      Conduct Prior to Closing...................................25
 
         7.4      Confidentiality............................................26
 
         7.5      Use of Confidential Information............................26
 
         7.6      Seller Intellectual Property Covenants.....................27
 
         7.7      Covenant Not to Compete or Solicit.........................27
 
         7.8      No Solicitation............................................28
 
         7.9      Notification of Certain Matters............................30
 
         7.10     New Employment Arrangements................................31
 
         7.11     Public Disclosure..........................................31
 
         7.12     Consents...................................................31
 
         7.13     COBRA Continuation Coverage................................31
 
         7.14     Prepaid Service Payment Update.............................32
 
         7.15     Exemption from Registration or Registration Statement......32
 
         7.16     Proxy Statement............................................34
 
         7.17     Meeting of Seller's Stockholders...........................36
 
         7.18     Reasonable Efforts.........................................37
 
         7.19     Change of Control Agreements...............................38
 
         7.20     Post Closing Tax Covenants.................................38
 
         7.21     Employee Withholding.......................................39
 
         7.22     Termination of Compaq Agreement............................39
 
         7.23     Additional Documents and Further Assurances................39
 
         7.24     Disclosure by Seller.......................................40
 
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         7.25     Disclosure by Buyer or Parent..............................40
 
         7.26     Sublicensing Requirements..................................40
 
         7.27     Supplemental Transferred Contracts.........................41
 
 
ARTICLE 8 CONDITIONS TO THE CLOSING..........................................41
 
 
         8.1      Conditions to Obligations of Each Party....................41
 
         8.2      Additional Conditions to the Obligations
 
                   of Parent and Buyer.......................................42
 
         8.3      Additional Conditions to Obligations of Seller.............43
 
 
ARTICLE 9 SURVIVAL OF REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES; INDEMNIFICATION........44
 
 
         9.1      Survival of Representations, Warranties and Covenants......44
 
         9.2      Indemnification............................................45
 
         9.3      Indemnification Procedure..................................45
 
         9.4      Resolution of Conflicts; Arbitration.......................45
 
         9.5      ThirdParty Claims..........................................46
 
         9.6      Maximum Payments; Remedy...................................46
 
         9.7      Liability of Parent and Buyer..............................47
 
 
ARTICLE 10 TERMINATION, AMENDMENT AND WAIVER.................................48
 
 
         10.1     Termination................................................48
 
         10.2     Notice of Termination......................................50
 
         10.3     Effect of Termination......................................50
 
         10.4     Amendment..................................................50
 
         10.5     Extension; Waiver..........................................50
 
 
ARTICLE 11 GENERAL...........................................................50
 
 
         11.1     Notices....................................................50
 
         11.2     Entire Agreement; Assignment...............................52
 
         11.3     Severability...............................................52
 
         11.4     Other Remedies.............................................52
 
         11.5     GOVERNING LAW..............................................52
 
         11.6     Jurisdiction and Venue.....................................52
 
         11.7     Rules of Construction......................................52
 
         11.8     WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL.......................................52
 
         11.9     Fees and Expenses..........................................53
 
         11.10    Counterparts...............................................53
 
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                                    EXHIBITS
 
         Exhibit A..............................Form of NonCompetition Agreement
 
         Exhibit B.........................Form of Stockholder Support Agreement
 
         Exhibit C....................................Form of General Assignment
 
         Exhibit D......................................Form of Solvency Opinion
 
 
 
 
         SCHEDULES
 
         Schedule 1.1(o)  Designated Employees
 
         Schedule 1.1(x)  Excluded Contracts
 
         Schedule 1.1(hh)  Key Employees
 
         Schedule 1.1(tt)  Products
 
         Schedule 1.1(bbb)  Tangible Assets
 
         Schedule 1.1(eee)  Transferred Contracts
 
         Schedule 1.1(ggg)  Transferred Technology
 
         Schedule 1.1(hhh)  Transferred Trademarks
 
         Schedule 2.2  Excluded Assets
 
         Schedule 8.2(d)  Required Key Employees under Section 8.2(d)
 
         Schedule 8.2(e) Key Employees Signing NonCompetition Agreement
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International Trade

Oct 27, 2009 lawyersteven | About Us

International Trade

China’s accession to the WTO turns out to be a milestone for further integration of Chinese and overseas markets.  As a result, more and more disputes related with international trade have been arising ever since.  Armed with solid professional legal knowledge and rich practice experience in international trade, Justwin has been concentrating on legal rights protection under fair competition and free trade in the global market.

Area of Expertise:

       ·          To check up, translate and verify related legal document for international trade

      ·         To represent both domestic and foreign clients in administrative litigation related with anti-dumping, countervailing duty or other safeguard determination.

     ·      To conduct related due diligence investigation

         ·         To represent overseas clients in anti-dumping, countervailing duty and other safeguard determination carried out by authorities from various jurisdictions

         ·          To represent domestic clients in anti-dumping, countervailing duty and other safeguard determination carried out by authorities from various jurisdictions

         ·         To assist clients planning and arranging import and export business in accordance with Chinese laws and  international practice; advise on labeling, marking and other legal requirements for products imported into China

         ·          To provide legal advise on trade policy, law and regulations of the PRC, as well as advice on WTO treaties, application of rules and disputes resolution

         ·         To represent clients in international trade arbitration or litigation

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Mergers and Acquisitions

Oct 24, 2009 lawyersteven | About Us

Mergers and Acquisitions

 

As China has adjusted its industrial structure and been brought in line with the world, the merger and acquisition of company/enterprise have become the increasingly important and frequent commercial activities, while Justwin lawyers have successfully solved many merger projects covering different business field, including manufacturing, real estate, high-tech, infrastructure, electronics, services etc.  With good understanding of related law and regulation, knowledge of market practice and experiences of various transactional arrangements, Justwin can offer rational and practical advices on the complex M&A transactions under legal and regulatory complexity of China’s fast-developing market.

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Brief Introduction —- Justwin Law Firm

Oct 23, 2009 lawyersteven | About Us

Brief Introduction —- Justwin Law Firm

China, with its rapid economic development from 1980s, is now becoming a hotspot for foreign investment with international funds coming from all over the world.  It is said that there have been more than120,000 lawyers in full swing all over China till now.  They’re playing an active and important role to solve problems and propose suggestion for Chinese economic development.  We can say for sure, that Chinese lawyer is becoming the most creative and stable group for China’s economic reform and opening proceedings.

Suzhou Justwin Law Firm is composed of veteran lawyers with good academic  backgrounds and wide range of scientific knowledge.  Among all 120,000 Chinese lawyers, Justwin lawyers seem to be more composed, calm and persistent. Justwin has maintained a good relationship with government authorities, judiciaries, and legal educational organizations, which enables us to have better understanding of legal practice and development trend for PRC legal system. 

Justwin is active in the legal profession, and has won extensive recognition ever since.  Armed with solid theoretical foundation in law, seasoned legal experience and practice, profound understanding of clients’ business requirements, Justwin is all along seeking to provide excellent and efficient legal service for  clients’ utmost legitimate interests.  At the same time, Justwin  also concentrates on opportunity identification, problem analysis and risk avoidance, so as to propose creative and operational method for clients’ utmost business benefits.

Justwin has full confidence that we can help our clients to realize their strategic business goals respectively as followed: To help international clients accelerating  localization proceedings,  to protect foreign clients’ utmost legitimate interests under local legal environment, to help local enterprises gaining experience in international business and trade practice.

 

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