Admissibility of Evidence in International Arbitration in China

     Three principles for the admissibility of evidence

     Evidence submitted must be true, relevant, and valid in order to be admitted as evidence and make sure that the arbitration award is enforceable.


Evidence must be verified to be true before it is used as the basis for ascertaining the facts in issue. When documents or objects are used as evidence, their originals, or verified copies or replicas if the originals may not be obtained, must be submitted.


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Robert Zhang

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