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Shanghai Lan Cai Asset Management Co, Ltd. v. Jia Yueting
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2:18-cv-10255
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August 21, 2019
Chinese Co. Wants Tycoon Enjoined To Protect $12M Award
A Shanghai-based company is standing behind its request to block Chinese businessman Jia Yueting from moving around California assets that could satisfy a $12.4 million arbitral award over an unpaid loan, arguing the embattled tech tycoon's opposition misreads state law.
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May 06, 2019
Tech Tycoon To Fight OK Of $12M Award To Chinese Lender
Chinese businessman Jia Yueting will challenge a ruling ordering him to pay a $12.4 million arbitral award owed to a Shanghai-based company for an allegedly unpaid loan, which had been meant to prop up the embattled tech magnate's online video service.
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April 10, 2019
Tech Tycoon Ordered To Pay $12M Award To Chinese Lender
Chinese tech magnate Jia Yueting must cough up a $12.4 million arbitration award owed to a Shanghai-based company for an allegedly unpaid loan, a California federal court has ordered.
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March 05, 2019
Tech Tycoon Says Lender Gave Its Creditor's Rights Away
A Chinese tech magnate told a California federal court Monday that a Shanghai-based company's arbitration award for a disputed loan is unenforceable because it had transferred its creditor's rights to another company.
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December 13, 2018
China's 'Steve Jobs' Risks Losing Calif. Property Over Loan
Chinese tech magnate Jia Yueting could have more than $11 million of his U.S. properties seized after a Shanghai-based company asked a California federal court to enforce the decision of a Beijing arbitration committee that ordered Jia to make good on a multimillion-dollar loan.