Matter
China Solar Power (Holdings) Limited v ULVAC, Inc (HCMP 1191/2015)
- 17 February 2015Arbitration
17 February 2015Arbitration
Partial Award
- Decision summary
- The arbitrator directed China Solar Power to pay ULVAC JPY 1,700,425,000 as the balance of the purchase price for Production Line 1 and JPY 1,700,000,000 as cancellation penalties for Production Line 2.
Supporting details
3 participants5 months and 6 days later · 156 days
- 23 July 2015Arbitration
23 July 2015Arbitration
Final Award
- Decision summary
- The Final Award was limited to interest and costs after Procedural Order No. 5 permitted withdrawal of ULVAC's warehousing claim for Production Line 2.
Supporting details
3 participants3 months and 14 days later · 106 days
- 6 November 2015Hong Kong
6 November 2015Hong Kong
Judgment of the High Court of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Court of First Instance in HCMP 1191/2015 dated 6 November 2015
High Court of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Court of First Instance
- Decision summary
- The court dismissed China Solar Power's application to set aside the Partial Award. It held that China Solar Power had been given a full opportunity to present its case and that no ground for setting aside had been established. China Solar Power was ordered to pay ULVAC's costs on an indemnity basis, subject to taxation if not agreed, and the case was certified as fit for two counsel.
Supporting details
10 authorities · 8 participantsChina Solar Power (Holdings) Limited
- Representative
- Eugene Kwok (For: China Solar Power (Holdings) Limited)
- Representative
- Baker & McKenize (For: China Solar Power (Holdings) Limited)
ULVAC, Inc
- Representative
- Robert Whitehead SC (For: ULVAC, Inc)
- Representative
- Zabrina Lau (For: ULVAC, Inc)
- Representative
- Deacons (For: ULVAC, Inc)
High Court of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Court of First Instance
- Judge
- Robert Pang SC
- Date not availableArbitration
Date not availableArbitration
Procedural Order No. 4
- Decision summary
- The arbitrator directed the parties to set out their cases and supporting evidence on the existence, production, disposal and storage of Production Line 2, reserved costs, and directed a three-day hearing on the Line 2 issues.
Supporting details
4 participantsChina Solar Power (Holdings) Limited
ULVAC, Inc
Institution
- Arbitrator
- Neil Kaplan CBE QC SBS
Other
- Witness
- Takahashi
- Date not availableArbitration
Date not availableArbitration
Procedural Order No. 5
- Decision summary
- The arbitrator allowed ULVAC to withdraw its claim for warehousing charges for Production Line 2 and was satisfied that China Solar Power had received a sufficient opportunity to make submissions on the amendment issue.
Supporting details
3 participants