New Group of Supreme People’s Court Belt & Road Typical Cases October 9, 20231 Comment At the end of September (2023) the Supreme People’s Court (SPC) issued itsfourth groupof Belt & Road (BRI) Typical /Model /Exemplary ) (this post will use the translation “typical”) Cases (第四...
At the end of September (2023) the Supreme People’s Court (SPC) issued itsfourth groupof Belt & Road (BRI) Typical /Model /Exemplary ) (this post will use the translation “typical”) Cases (第四批涉“一带一路”建设典型案例)(see an alternative link in case the official website is ...
In general, the requests must be submitted by Higher People’s Court, although for intellectual property cases, first-instance courts may directly submit them to the SPC, which I surmise intended to refer to the SPC’s Intellectual Property Court. These Provisions are related to the reform of ...
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The Court ruled in both Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and Relentless v. Department of Commerce — two nearly identical cases — that regulatory agencies will no longer be able to fill in the blanks of vague legislation in 6-2 and 6-3 decisions, respectively. Justice Ketanji Brown Jack...
The Court's ruling inPurdue Pharmamay have sounded the death knell for nonconsensual third-party releases in non-asbestos chapter 11 cases that are not full-pay cases, but it does not necessarily prohibit such releases in all bankruptcy cases. The prospect for full payment plans and potentially...
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” The basis for the Court’s June 15 ruling inBostock v. Clayton Countywas summarized by Justice Gorsuch in his majority opinion when he concluded that “it is impossible to discriminate against a person for being homosexual or transgender without discriminating against that individual based o...
The Supreme Court’s unanimous answer to this question can be summarized briefly: “Yes”. Lord Leggatt JSC went so far as to assert: “there is no conceptual ora priorilimit to what can constitute a nuisance.” A proposition that he explained more fully two sentences later: “Anything shor...
With a victory, the business community will have more opportunities to go directly to federal court, but with a defeat, the FTC will be able to continue to bully private companies into settling cases of dubious legal validity. What to watch ...