South Korea wins investment dispute with Chinese investor
Both outlets reported that South Korea secured a final ruling in a 264 billion won investment dispute with Chinese investor Min Fengzhen. The Business Recorder included additional context about the ruling being in an investor-state dispute and the rejection of a challenge to a 2024 claim dismissal, while the Daily Times framed the outcome as a "final victory" and mentioned the Justice Ministry’s statement.
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South Korea wins investment dispute with Chinese investor
South Korea has secured a final victory in a 264 billion won ($197 million) investment dispute involving Chinese investor Min Fengzhen. The country’s Justice Ministry said an annulment panel rejected Min’s challenge against the dismissal of his investment claim. The ruling marks South Korea’s first victory after a full hearing of an international investor claim. […]
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South Korea wins final ruling in dispute with Chinese investor, media say
SEOUL: South Korea won a final ruling in a 264-billion-won ($197- million) investor-state dispute after a settlement panel rejected Chinese investor Min Fengzhen’s challenge of a 2024 claim dismissal, domestic media said on Sunday. South Korea to extend curbs amid Omicron surge, serious COVID-19 cases
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