With the rapid growth of the Chinese economy, international business between foreign companies and Chinese companies is commonplace. The presence of dispute is inevitable. Should a commercial dispute arise concerning international trade in China, there is enormous potential for complex legal problems to arise. For example, the party may suffer a large loss; and questions arise as to where in China the lawsuit should be brought and whether a judgment is binding. Parties need to know whether their rights will be protected. Arbitration presents itself as a practical alternative to the traditional mode of courts.

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