Japanese winding up recognised in Hong Kong for first time
26 March 2019
Tokyo, Japan /
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A Hong Kong court has recognised a Japanese winding up proceeding for the first time, taking the application as an opportunity to explain the requirements for foreign recognition established by recent decisions.
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