While recent judicial interpretations released by the Supreme People’s Court, China’s top judicial organ, have addressed some ambiguities in the country’s two-year-old Property Law, they may give rise to new disput...While recent judicial interpretations released by the Supreme People’s Court, China’s top judicial organ, have addressed some ambiguities in the country’s two-year-old Property Law, they may give rise to new disputes, legal experts say.展开更多
文摘While recent judicial interpretations released by the Supreme People’s Court, China’s top judicial organ, have addressed some ambiguities in the country’s two-year-old Property Law, they may give rise to new disputes, legal experts say.
