Sentences with phrase «taiwan court»

Though the US court refused to directly enforce the arbitral award for Taiwan is not one of the New York Convention signatories, the court eventually accepted our arguments and recognised the Taiwan court ruling which enforced the arbitral award, ordering this US company to pay our client accordingly.

Even though the defendant based in Taiwan is served with all the legal documents, like the court notice and summons, in compliance with the foreign laws, the Taiwan court will accept the defendant's argument against the default foreign judgment that the legal documents are not served as per Taiwanese laws.

Taiwan court rules in favour of gay marriage in Asia first.

Taiwan courts have not made a decision regarding whether the notarised certificate issued by the foreign court is recognisable and enforceable.

Taiwan courts tend to favor the mother in child custody cases.

Not exact matches

In a court filing, Kodak argued that Apple, the BlackBerry device maker Research in Motion and HTC of Taiwan all owed the company «substantial royalties» for the use of its patents in their smartphones.

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As C. S Song explains regarding Taiwan, «Christians brought to trial because of their allegiance to Jesus have changed a military court into a court of testimony!»

A Civil Law style constitutional court has existed in Taiwan for decades but only recently begun to function effectively.

In the first conviction in a series of lawsuits against Ma since he left office in 2016, Taiwan's High Court overturned a lower court's judgment of not guilty, saying that he violated a communication and surveillanceCourt overturned a lower court's judgment of not guilty, saying that he violated a communication and surveillancecourt's judgment of not guilty, saying that he violated a communication and surveillance act.

A court in Taiwan on Tuesday sentenced former president Ma Ying - jeou to four months jail over a leak of information related to national security, legal documents showed, but he vowed to appeal, and could avoid jail altogether by paying a fine.

Crowds of pro-gay marriage supporters in Taiwan on May 24 cheered, hugged and wept as a top court ruled.

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E Ink is launching the new product together with Sino Pac Bank and the Miramar department store, which will use these as flashing point - of - purchase displays in the food courts of Maramar department stores (in Taipei, Taiwan).

Leena Yousefi was featured and quoted on CBC news for her court success and victory on the case of L.C vs. E.S. which involved the mother removing the parent's 3 year old daughter away from the father from Taiwan to Hong Kong and ultimately to Canada.

The father started court proceedings against the mother in Taiwan and obtained custody of his son.

TianTong advises clients in applying for recognition and enforcement of judgments rendered by foreign courts or courts in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, and in applying for recognition and enforcement by foreign courts of final judgments rendered by Chinese courts.

The day before New Year's Eve, a prestigious AmLaw 100 firm from Washington, D.C. contacted Alderson with a request to provide court reporting services in Tapei, Taiwan starting January 2, 2006, for two weeks of back - to - back depositions.

Jackson Walker turned to Taiwan member (Shay & Partners) to assist in obtaining discovery against the Taiwanese companies by way of letters rogatory issued by the US court requesting international judicial assistance.

Substantially, it will be recognised by a Taiwan Civil Court or any other government agency as long as it does not fall into one of the exceptions listed by Article 402 of the Taiwan Code of Civil Procedure.

The father started going to court in Taiwan to get his children back.

According to the Taiwan Code of Enforcement, a foreign judgment or ruling will be enforced if it does not meet any exceptions listed by Article 402 and if the Taiwanese court permits such foreign judgment to be enforced by a judgment of recognition.

However, the court would review the following four issues if challenged by the respondent: (1) whether the foreign court lacks jurisdiction pursuant to Taiwanese laws; (2) whether a default judgment is rendered against the losing defendant, but the notice or summons of the initiation of action had been legally served in a reasonable time in the foreign country or had been served through judicial assistance provided under the Taiwanese laws; (3) whether the performance ordered by such judgment or its litigation procedure is against Taiwanese public policy or morals; and (4) whether there exists no mutual recognition between the foreign country and Taiwan.

Therefore, the best practice for the defendant in Taiwan is not to submit any affidavit unless the Taiwanese court effectuates the service for the foreign court.

Pursuant to Article 402 of the Taiwan Code of Civil Procedure, a final and binding judgment or ruling rendered by a foreign court will be recognised except for certain situations, one of which is violating due process of law or the public policy of Taiwan.

* But I did have noodles in Taipei with a member of the Taiwan Constitutional Court not two weeks ago and he gave me no clues about this pending decision.

The Taiwan - ROC Court made a reasonable choice to cite the U.S. Supreme Court in a limited and non-legal way.

This is the reason why most of the defendants located in Taiwan would simply decline to appear in front of the foreign court if the foreign court notice or summons are not served by the Taiwanese courts.

However, in 2016, the Taiwan High Court declined to recognise a judgment from the British Virgin Islands («BVI») because BVI has not recognised judgments rendered by Taiwanese courts.

If the purpose is to enforce a foreign judgment, an enforcement petition must be filed to a Taiwan competent court after obtaining a Taiwanese judgment of recognition.

According to Article 402 of the Taiwan Code of Civil Procedure, the foreign court must have recognised the Taiwanese court.

When a foreign judgment applies the Taiwanese laws, the court will recognise and enforce it except in certain situations as provided under Article 402 of the Taiwan Code of Civil Procedure.

See 103 Taiwan High Court Shan (上) No. 493.

Most of the time, the defendant will challenge the foreign judgment or ruling in the Taiwanese court because the foreign court does not use judicial assistance via a diplomatic channel for the service of legal documents in Taiwan.

Jodi has more than 34 years of court reporting experience, including 10 years as a resident of Asia covering depositions and arbitrations in Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, with specialization in intellectual property cases filed in U.S. District Courts and the International Trade Commission.

What changes do you predict to take place in the IP Court in Taiwan as technology continues to evolve?

In Taiwan, there are lots of debates and many cases sent to the court arising out of the wrestling between Uber and local government and competitors.

Before the establishment of IP Court in 2008, there are four «bugs» in the IP litigation practice in Taiwan: dual - track, lack of professionalism, dependence of verification institute, and stay of litigation procedure.

For example, the IP Court established and operated since July 2008 and the new IP Case Adjudication Act opened a new page of Taiwan's IP practice.

Each level of people's court should establish a centralized administrative platform for the judicial review of arbitration awards, to strengthen the informatized management and data analysis of cases regarding applications to confirm the validity of an arbitation agreement, cases regarding applications to cancel or enforce arbitration awards of our domestic arbitration institutions, applications to recognize and enforce Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macau Special Administrative Region, Taiwan Region arbitration awards, cases regarding applications to recognize and enforce foreign arbitral awards, and cases relating to the judicial review of arbitration such as refusal to accept, reject the filing, or objection to jurisdiction and others relating to the confirmation of the validity of an arbitration agreement; the effective guarantee of the correct application of law and of a unified yardstick for judicial decision - making.

In cases in which a party applies to have the validity of an arbitration agreement recognized, cases in which application is made to cancel a domestic arbitration commission's award, cases in which application is made to recognize (认可) and enforce a Hong Kong SAR or Macau SAR arbitration award, recognize (认可) and enforce a Taiwan area arbitration award, application is made to recognize (承认) and enforce a foreign arbitral award, shall be handled by the specialized trial divisions of each level of court.

Yet, we expect more and more foreign courts will recognise and enforce Taiwan arbitral awards so that Taiwan can take a more active role in the global market.

This was, to our knowledge, the very first case where a US court dealt with Taiwan arbitral award.

The headline for an article in today's New York Times reads: «Court Ruling Could Make Taiwan First Place in Asia to Legalize Gay Marriage» My question is whether this can truly be considered»...

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The court in Taiwan tends to look at cultural ideas and stereotypes concerning gender when dealing with divorce and child custody proceedings.