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Each case has been reviewed and more details, such as the grounds, the case numbers, and causes of action, have been added. Case analyses have been aggregated under the country tags since 2022, so it is now easier to track down relevant cases, together with their information and analyses, in each country/region report.
Each case has been reviewed and more details, such as the case numbers and causes of action, have been added. As always, we endeavor to collect all Chinese courtdecisions involving the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments (“REFJ”), and foreign counterparts concerning the recognition and enforcement of Chinese judgments.
It concluded that the appropriate forum to resolve the custody dispute is the Family Court, where proceedings were already pending. Ys arguments include among others the following point: (i) The cause of action in casu arose in Japan, where the children were born and raised. 233 of 2022 of 13 February 2022.
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