Interim remedies in Macau arbitration proceedings


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Practice notes

Interim remedies in Macau arbitration proceedings


Produced in partnership with Ansoumane Douty Diakite

Practice notes
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Interim remedies or measures are temporary order(s) that a court or arbitral tribunal can issue before or during a dispute resolution process. They are distinct from final remedies, which are usually part of a final judgment, order, or arbitral award that resolves a dispute. The interim remedies aim to safeguard the rights and interests of the parties until the final resolution of the case. On the other hand, they can also be considered stand-alone measures. An anti-suit injunction is one of these measures, which prohibits or restricts the ability of a party to commence or continue legal proceedings in a particular forum. This later measure is not provided by Macau arbitration law.

Interim remedies are available in the arbitral proceeding in Macau

A new arbitration law was published by Macau on 5 November 2019, Law No. 19/2019, which came into force in May 4 2020. The new arbitration law replaces Decree-Law 29/96/M (for domestic arbitrations) and Decree-Law 55/98/M (for international commercial arbitrations) with a single law that applies to both domestic and international arbitrations

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