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Articles and representative matters by Li Shu.
Supreme People’s Court Rejects Retrial Application in Property Development Dispute Handled by Li Shu’s Team
A real estate group became involved in a dispute arising from a cooperative development project. The counterparty applied to the Supreme People’s Court for a retrial, challenging the characterization of the legal relationship, construction payments, rights to unsold properties and liquidated damages.
Li Shu’s Team Obtains Increased Liquidated Damages on Appeal in a Property Purchase Dispute
After paying hundreds of millions of renminbi for property, the client faced a developer’s failure to deliver the property and complete the transfer. A jointly controlled account arrangement was approaching expiry, making asset protection urgent. The matter arose during Shanghai’s pandemic restrictions, which affected court operations and communication.
Li Shu Participates in Leading YunTing’s Selection for CCCC Group’s Construction Legal Services Panel
YunTing was selected for the construction category of CCCC Group’s external legal services pool in Beijing.
Li Shu’s Team Defends Land-Use Rights Grant Judgment Before the Supreme People’s Court
A Zhejiang entrepreneur was involved in a Hebei dispute over a contract granting construction land-use rights. The appellant sought continued performance, delivery of the land and compensation for its increase in value. The client retained Li Shu’s team to respond.
Supreme People’s Court Determines Construction Payments in Appeal Handled by Li Shu’s Team
A Qinghai construction contract dispute reached the Supreme People’s Court on appeal. The issues included who was liable to pay, outstanding construction payments, incomplete work and repair costs. The client engaged Li Shu’s team to obtain a proper determination of the outstanding amount while preserving its principal interests.
Li Shu’s Team Obtains a Retrial Order in a Contract Dispute
A Hunan trading company disputed a contract with an energy group. The first-instance court dismissed the action on the ground that criminal issues were involved. The client sought retrial relief to overturn that ruling and obtain substantive consideration of its claims.
Li Shu Participates in Leading CECEP Building Energy Conservation’s 2020–2021 Legal Advisory Engagement
According to YunTing Law Firm’s announcement of 6 November 2020, the firm won the 2020–2021 ongoing legal advisory engagement for CECEP Building Energy Conservation Co., Ltd. and signed the advisory agreement.