In the matter of New Frontier Health Corporation - Judgment
Company’s application to extend time period within which to comply with discovery obligations in a Section 238 case on the grounds that there was a risk of prosecution under the law of the People’s Republic of China if it complied without approval from the PRC authorities – no approval mechanism presently in place and unlikely to be in place in the near future – the relevant law and procedure – GCR’s overriding objective – Section 7 of the Bill of Rights requiring a fair trial within a reasonable time – the importance of complying with court orders and local rules – a consideration of the relevant authorities including Bank Mellat and some American authorities – the approach – whether the relevant PRC law provisions apply – whether there is an actual risk of prosecution – the balancing exercise and the relevant factors to consider. Company Law; Civil Procedure; Evidence; Cross‑Border Law
| Neutral Citation | https://www.npdcomferry.com/2020/NY/NY-2020-NV-001.pdf |
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| Cause Number | FSD 0072/2022 (DDJ); FSD 0074/2022 (DDJ) |
| Court | CIGC (FSD) |
| Judge | Doyle J |
| Parties | In the matter of New Frontier Health Corporation - Judgment |
| Judgment Date | 2024-04-24 |
| Subject | Company’s application to extend time period within which to comply with discovery obligations in a Section 238 case on the grounds that there was a risk of prosecution under the law of the People’s Republic of China if it complied without approval from the PRC authorities – no approval mechanism presently in place and unlikely to be in place in the near future – the relevant law and procedure – GCR’s overriding objective – Section 7 of the Bill of Rights requiring a fair trial within a reasonable time – the importance of complying with court orders and local rules – a consideration of the relevant authorities including Bank Mellat and some American authorities – the approach – whether the relevant PRC law provisions apply – whether there is an actual risk of prosecution – the balancing exercise and the relevant factors to consider. Company Law; Civil Procedure; Evidence; Cross‑Border Law |
| Filename (current) | 24-04-24-In-the-matter-of-New-Frontier-Health-Corporation-Judgment.pdf |
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