Chinese Laws refer to well-published laws, regulations, administrative regulations and judicial interpretations promulgated by China’s legislatures and other administrative agencies; for the purpose of this Agreement, laws, regulations and precedents of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan are excluded.
Chinese Laws means the laws, regulations and administrative rules or other administrative decrees and decisions promulgated by Chinese legislation organs and government departments, which are now effective and will be implemented after this Agreement becomes effective.
Chinese Laws refer to the laws and regulations released by National People’s Congress of the People’s Republic of China or its standing committees, administrative regulations released by the State Council of the People’s Republic of China, the normative documents issued by the competent departments of the Central Government under the authorization of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China, the local laws and regulations issued by the People’s Congress or the people’s government at any place, and the normative documents published by local competent authorities at all levels as authorized by their local People’s Congress or the people’s government.
Examples of Chinese Laws in a sentence
Chinese Laws apply with respect to the formulation, validity, interpretation, performance of this Agreement and resolution of dispute arising from this Agreement.
Transferee is a legally incorporated and existing legal entity under Chinese Laws.
The JVC shall practice the Chinese accounting system under Chinese Laws.
The avoidance of any term of this Agreement by any arbitration tribunal pursuant to Chinese Laws shall not affect the validity of other terms in this Agreement.
ARTICLE 3.1 In accordance with the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Joint Ventures Using Chinese and Foreign Investment" and other relevant Chinese Laws and Regulations, both Party A and Party B agree to jointly invest to set up a Joint Venture Company, Limited (hereinafter referred to as JV).
More Definitions of Chinese Laws
Chinese Laws refer to laws, regulations, rules or other legally binding instruments of China, as well as those to be executed in China from time to time.
Chinese Laws. Any laws, regulations, rules, and binding policies currently in force or to be promulgated in the future in China.
Chinese Laws. Publicly-known laws, regulations, rules and judicial interpretations formally issued by legislative organs, administrative organs and judicial organs at various levels in China; not including laws, regulations, rules, judicial interpretations or judicial practices in Hong Kong Special Administration Region, Macao Special Administration Region and Taiwan Region for the purpose of this Agreement.
Chinese Laws refer to In relation to any person, any law, regulation, administrative or departmental rule, directive, notice, treaty, judgment, ruling, order or interpretation of Chinese Government, regulatory authority, court or stock exchange applicable to such person. In relation to Transaction Documents, laws, regulations and precedents of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macao Special Administrative Region and the Taiwan Region are excluded.
Chinese Laws means the PRC Law On Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprises, the PRC Company Law, the PRC Contract Law and other promulgated and publicly available relevant PRC laws and regulations.
Chinese Laws. Relevant Chinese laws" and "Other relevant Chinese laws" mean all the laws, administrative laws and regulations, local laws and regulations, rules and regulations of the state organs and local governments issued in the People's Republic of China through legal procedures. The internal regulations formulated by the state organs or local governments are not included. 2. "The government requirements" mean the administrative regulations, orders and other mandatory provisions, which have a universal binding force, issued publicly by the government of the People's Republic of China or by the government competent authorities. 3. "Parties of the agreement", "Persons concerned" mean the persons from Party A and Party B who have signed the agreement.
Chinese Laws prevailing Chinese laws, administrative regulations, by-laws, local rules, juridical explanation and other binding regulatory documents. Letter of Attorney: as defined in article 3.7 hereto. Subject Right: as defined in article 12.5 hereto. Maximum Shareholding Percentage: as defined in article 3.2 hereto. Right of Share Transfer: when exercising the option of share transfer (“Exercise”), Molong, according to article 3.2 hereto, is entitled to request either or both Existing Shareholders to transfer all or part of shares of Mopietek to Molong or any entity or individual designated by Molong, at the sole discretion of Molong in light of then prevailing Chinese Laws and business factors. Transfer Price: according to article 4 hereto, upon each Exercise, all consideration of the shares hereunder purchased by Molong or any entity or individual designated by Molong paid to Existing Shareholders.