The Appointment of the Third Group of Judges of the China International Commercial Court
From: CICC Updated: 2020-06-09Recently, three judges of the China International Commercial Court (“CICC”) were appointed as follows:
Ren Xuefeng is a Senior Judge of the Second Rank.
Judge Ren has worked at the SPC since August 1992, starting in the Economic Division, subsequently Fourth Civil Division and the Sixth Circuit Court of the SPC. He was appointed as a judge in April 2010 and promoted as a presiding judge in September 2012. In January 2019 he was appointed as a Presiding Judge of the Sixth Circuit Court of the SPC.
Judge Ren majored in Economic Law at the China University of Political Science and Law. He obtained a Juris Master Degree.
Hu Fang is a Senior Judge of the Second Rank.
Judge Hu has worked at the SPC July 1994, starting in the Transport Division, then moved to the Fourth Civil Division of the SPC. She was appointed as a judge in August 2012 and promoted as a presiding judge in September 2012. Since August 2017, she held the positions of Vice President, and Member of the Adjudication Committee of the Urumqi Intermediate People's Court of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
Judge Hu graduated with a law major from the Kyushu University, Japan. She obtained a Master Degree of Law.
Huang Xiwu is a Senior Judge of the Third Rank.
Judge Huang has worked in the Guangzhou Maritime Court, and then moved to the Fourth Civil Division of the SPC in July 2012, and subsequently the First Circuit Court of the SPC. He was appointed as a judge and a Senior Judge of the Third Rank in September 2017. He was appointed as a Presiding Judge of the First Circuit Court of the SPC in June 2019.
Judge Huang graduated with a major in ethnic law from the Minzu University of China. He has obtained a Master Degree and a Doctor Degree of Law.
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*The original text is Chinese and has been translated into English for reference only. If there is any inconsistency or ambiguity between the Chinese version and the English version, the Chinese version shall prevail.