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What are some effective secure business contracts to use in importing expensive items from China?

Posted by admin in Saturday, March 20th 2010   
20
Mar

I have a business plan with 600-700 dollar items, however my funds will be sent up front via bank account. What kind of contract can I use to ensure he sends the product, utilizing either USA or Chinese law? The best option as I see it is to see him and the product in person [...]

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What are some effective secure business contracts to use in importing expensive items from China?

Posted by admin in Saturday, March 20th 2010   
20
Mar

I have a business plan with 600-700 dollar items, however my funds will be sent up front via bank account. What kind of contract can I use to ensure he sends the product, utilizing either USA or Chinese law? The best option as I see it is to see him and the product in person [...]

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SCOTUSblog » Balancing maritime and railway law

Posted by admin in Friday, March 19th 2010   
19
Mar

Under those terms, the provision would not apply in this case because the shipment originated in China (and because China is not adjacent to the U.S. in any event). In 1978, Congress recodified Carmack through a bill that was described as technical … The problem for petitioners, say respondents and the Government, is that Section 10709 – the provision that allows railroads to contract out of regulation on their own – is part of Part A. As a result, the argument goes, …

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Rio Tinto Trial Highlights Communist Party Role in China's `Scary …

Posted by admin in Friday, March 19th 2010   
19
Mar

Legal Reforms Since joining the World Trade Organization in 2002, China overhauled antitrust regulation and labor contract law , and in December introduced a comprehensive tort law. China also has specialized intellectual property courts …

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President Obama Announces Chrysler Bankruptcy – Part 1 …

Posted by avaiveBunnire in Wednesday, March 17th 2010   
17
Mar

The administration has no right to rewrite contract law and decide winners and losers. Google WJR and Beckman interview with Tom Lauria. Govt. made threats to his client to use WH press to smear him. pinkydylan692 Says: … Oh I agree, we owe a lot of money to China … who’s to say they won’t demand that it be paid? Should we let the government force a debt upon all of us? They just might want one kidney from every taxpayer in the country… lol seriously though I agree 100%. …

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Cybercrime at Essex: Google, China and Co: where do we draw the …

Posted by admin in Wednesday, March 17th 2010   
17
Mar

It fits with a presentation I attended in September 2009 at the Society for Legal Scholars (SLS) in Keele, where the speaker demonstrated that Chinese law favoured chinese contract law in all dispute resolutions, a concept that …

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China: America's Head Servant | My healthful World

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Monday, March 15th 2010   
15
Mar

11 See ‘Jiuye xingshi yanjun laodong hetong fa chujing ganga’ [Severe unemployment jeopardizes labour contract law ], Caijing, 4 January 2009. hung: China’s Dilemma 23. Table 3. Persistent urban bias and falling profitability under the …

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The NPC Standing Committee revised Personal Income Tax Law of the …

Posted by avaiveBunnire in Monday, March 15th 2010   
15
Mar

The People’s Republic of China Individual Income Tax Law (September 10, 1980 the Fifth National People’s Congress adopted the third meeting under the October 31, 1993 the Eighth National People’s Congress Standing Committee of the Fourth … Second, the production of individual industrial and commercial households, operating income and on the enterprises and institutions contract management, lease operating income for 5 percent to 35 percent of the excess progressive tax …

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Significant questions about OutSourcing?

Posted by admin in Sunday, March 14th 2010   
14
Mar

A few years ago, I had professional exposure to outsourcing, when my small company outsourced our website to an offshore company.
I just realized that few people are asking these questions. So I ask those of you with an understanding of international trade laws.
1) Are US contracts, Intellectual Property, and NDAs legally binding [...]

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Effective Enforcement of Contract Rights in Chinese Sourcing …

Posted by admin in Friday, March 12th 2010   
12
Mar

Effective enforcement of contract rights is on virtually every customer’s short list of concerns when considering sourcing goods or services from providers in China . As China builds on its posit.

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Methods to Do Online Business Through China Outsourcing in …

Posted by admin in Friday, March 12th 2010   
12
Mar

It is also important to have excellent international trade legal counsel to comply with the complexities of contract law , local Chinese law and relevant protective measures while doing online business by the virtue of China outsourcing. …

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How to deal with China suppliers #2

Posted by avaiveBunnire in Tuesday, March 9th 2010   
9
Mar

An official written agreement between both parties is called contract. But in China you must fully understand the local contract law (合同法) before you deal with the Chinese . To be protected by law, contract must be chopped with …

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