Legal Week Global Reports:
June 17, 2002 at 08:03 PM
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Plans to forge a version of England and Wales’ so-called Woolf reforms of civil litigation for Hong Kong’s justice system are facing stiff opposition from the former colony’s Law Society.
The Hong Kong Law Society has published a highly critical response to proposals set out by Hong Kong’s chief justice in November aiming to overhaul the region’s civil procedure rules.
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