English notes on official Chinese court cases involving foreign-related commercial litigation, arbitration support, maritime disputes, judgment or award enforcement, international trade, and China-side asset recovery. This library helps foreign companies see how Chinese courts approach real cross-border disputes before choosing a filing or enforcement strategy.
We read official court releases with a foreign claimant's question in mind: what evidence mattered, which forum or enforcement route was used, and what practical step should be prepared before a dispute reaches court. If your dispute has a China connection, SueInChina can review jurisdiction, evidence, preservation options, and recoverability before you file.
Ask for a China-side case reviewOnly notes matched to an individually identifiable case are shown here. Collection-level links and repeated research notes are not counted as separate court cases. Updated 2 October 2026.
A named public court case from this official collection. This is not a SueInChina team matter; the note is general information, not legal advice.
Issue. A Polish company sought recognition of a final Polish judgment in Ningbo.
Court handling. The published account records recognition under the China–Poland judicial-assistance treaty.
Practical takeaway. This is case 8 of the named official collection. Its historical outcome does not establish recognition or recovery in another case.
These links are reference collections, not a count of individually verified cases or our team’s matters. Earlier working notes are retained for editorial checking before individual publication.