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[1] Veronica Taylor and Michael Pryles, ‘The Cultures of Dispute Resolution in Asia’ in Michael Pryles (ed), Dispute Resolution in Asia (1997) 1.

[2] Ibid 18.

[3] Ibid 19.

[4] Ibid 20.

[5] Ibid 20–3.

[6] Michael Moser, ‘People’s Republic of China’ in Michael Pryles (ed), Dispute Resolution in Asia (1997) 73.

[7] Taylor and Pryles, ‘The Cultures of Dispute Resolution in Asia’, above n 1, 19.

[8] Moser, above n 6, 74.

[9] Thawatchai Suvanpanich, ‘Thailand’ in Michael Pryles (ed), Dispute Resolution in Asia (1997) 261.

[10] Moser, above n 6, 79–82.

[11] Michael Polkinghorne and Ngoc Bich Nguyen, ‘Vietnam’ in Michael Pryles (ed), Dispute Resolution in Asia (1997) 293, 296–9.

[12] Victor Lazatin, ‘The Philippines’ in Michael Pryles (ed), Dispute Resolution in Asia (1997) 175.

[13] Suvanpanich, above n 9, 271.

[14] Kazuo Iwasaki, ‘Japan’ in Michael Pryles (ed), Dispute Resolution in Asia (1997) 135.

[15] Opened for signature 10 June 1958, 330 UNTS 3 (entered into force 7 June 1959).

[16] 14 Geo 6, c 27.

[17] Lawrence Boo and Lei Theng, ‘Singapore’ in Michael Pryles (ed), Dispute Resolution in Asia (1997) 240.

[18] Ibid 246.

[19] Michael Pryles, ‘Australia’ in Michael Pryles (ed), Dispute Resolution in Asia (1997) 25, 25–7.

[20] Foreign Judgments Act 1991 (Cth) s 5.

[21] Suvanpanich, above n 9, 274.

[22] Taylor and Pryles, above n 1, 10.

[*] LLB (Melb), LLM (SMU), PhD (Melb); Professorial Fellow, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies, Law School, The University of Melbourne.