Julien Chaisse
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Julien Chaisse
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law professor @CityULaw | editor-in-chief @JWITBrill & @pacific_law | columnist @fDiIntelligence | arbitrator @CIArb @difc @ihkiac @officialaiac

Julien Chaisse is a professor of law at the City University of Hong Kong, specializing in international law, with a particular focus on globalization, foreign investment and digital assets. .. more

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A French court has blocked the export and foreign purchase of a 17th century arithmetic machine invented by Blaise Pascal to help ease the laborious task of calculating taxes.
French court blocks foreign purchase of 17th century calculator
A French court has blocked the export and foreign purchase of a 17th century arithmetic machine invented by Blaise Pascal to help ease the laborious task of calculating taxes.
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📢 In this month's "News Harvest":

▶️#COP30: DG @noiweala.bsky.social highlights ag reform
▶️New @oecdagriculture.bsky.social farm support data out
▶️China, US, extend suspension of additional duties

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Access the official judgment (Judiciary of Hong Kong):
📄 Soremi Investments Ltd v China National Gold Group Hong Kong Ltd & Anor [2025] HKCFI 4514 (26 Sept 2025) ➡️ legalref.judiciary.hk/doc/judg/wor...
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Read my full analysis on LexisNexis:
🔗 High Court of Hong Kong refused to stay court proceedings in favour of arbitration ➡️ www.lexisnexis.co.uk/legal/news/h...
High Court of Hong Kong refused to stay court proceedings in favour of arbitration | News | LexisNexis
The following Arbitration news provides comprehensive and up to date legal information on High Court of Hong Kong refused to stay court proceedings in favour of arbitration
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In a nutshell, Hong Kong remains pro-arbitration; but never clause-blind. In my LexisNexis case commentary, I unpack the reasoning and outline the drafting and procedural implications for arbitration and corporate practitioners.

The #Fiona Trust presumption remains the starting point but consent to arbitrate still depends on what the parties truly agreed to cover. The Court’s analysis shows that the substance of the dispute, not the mere presence of an arbitration clause, defines arbitral scope.

This clause’s breadth could not override context. The judgment reinforces that Hong Kong’s proarbitration policy is principled, not automatic.

Court refused to stay proceedings under section20 #ArbitrationOrdinance despite a broadly worded clause (“arising out of or relating to”) in a shareholders agreement. The reason: the dispute did not arise from any rights or obligations under that agreement.

The Hong Kong Court of First Instance in #Soremi Investments Ltd v China National Gold Group Hong Kong Ltd & Anor [2025] #HKCFI 4514 (26 September 2025) delivered an important decision on the limits of arbitration clauses.

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CNBC @cnbc.com · 20d
Trump may have to refund the tariffs. These stocks would benefit most
Trump may have to refund the tariffs. These stocks would benefit most
The Supreme Court on Wednesday heard oral arguments over the legality of the levies placed by the administration earlier this year.
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