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Interim remedies in Macau arbitration: tribunal and court powers, preliminary orders, security, modification, emergency arbitrators, and recognition and enforcement

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Interim remedies are available in the arbitral proceeding in Macau

Interim remedies, also known as interim measures, are temporary orders that a court or arbitral tribunal may issue before or during a dispute resolution process. They are separate from final remedies, which typically form part of a final judgment, order, or arbitral award that settles the dispute in full. These interim measures are designed to preserve the parties’ rights and interests until the case is finally resolved by the court or tribunal. At the same time, they may function as stand-alone measures as well. An anti-suit injunction is one such measure, preventing a party from commencing or continuing legal proceedings in a given forum. That latter measure is not provided for by Macau arbitration law currently.

Macau published a new arbitration law on 5 November 2019, Law No. 19/2019, which entered into force on 4 May 2020. The new law replaces Decree-Law 29/96/M (for domestic arbitrations) and Decree-Law 55/98/M (for international commercial arbitrations) with a single statute that applies to both domestic and international arbitrations seated in Macau. The regime for interim remedies is governed by articles 17–44 of the Macau Arbitration Law and article 326 of the Civil Procedure...

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