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Secretary for Justice Paul Lam said the day marked a “milestone” for both the mainland and the city and the new law would consolidate Hong Kong’s position as an international dispute resolution centre.
A new law that allows the enforcement of mainland Chinese court rulings in Hong Kong, if they relate to civil and commercial disputes, has come into effect. On Monday, the justice chief said the ordinance was “consistent with international practices” amid concerns about its implementation.
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Mainland court orders on civil, commercial matters can now be enforced in Hong Kong
