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Jessie Tizard and Jenny Fok discuss a recent Hong Kong case in which it was determined that unless and until there is a crystallised “dispute”, there is nothing to refer to arbitration. While that may seem obvious, this is the key lesson from the recent (and somewhat unusual) case of CMB v Fund and others [2023] HKCFI 760 in the Hong Kong High Court.
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