Vietnamese Government approves Power Development Master Plan VIII
This article summarises the key features of the new Power Development Master Plan VIII issued by the Vietnamese Government.
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This article summarises the key features of the new Power Development Master Plan VIII issued by the Vietnamese Government.
In this issue of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider a Supreme Court decision on limitation of time in respect of an oil spill, interpretation of an aviation lessor determination clause, the requirements for formation of a lease and whether it was reasonable to believe that sanctions applied.
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