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Top court promotes mediation in business disputes - China Daily

·Oct 8, 2026
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China's top court has pledged to strengthen cooperation with commercial federations to promote mediation in resolving business disputes, aiming to better protect the legitimate rights and interests of enterprises and support the development of the private sector.

On Thursday, the Supreme People's Court, in conjunction with the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, released details of 10 notable cases, highlighting the role of cooperation between judges and business experts in resolving disputes involving private enterprises.

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