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cjal-3188	Liu, Nanping	A Vulnerable Justice: Finality of Civil Judgments in China	1999	64	.pdf	application/pdf	32557	1735	62	A Chinese court can still conduct a so-called substantive review of the domestic arbitral award by examining and verifying the following two factors: (1) whether the main evidence for ascertaining the facts is insufficient; and (2) whether there is definite error in the application of the law.72 As a matter of fact, however, in practice, Chinese courts show a great respect for arbitration awards.73 The court normally does not challenge the finality of a domestic arbitration award but instead, enforces the award if a party applies for enforcement. 71. This is particularly true with respect to CIETAC awards, even though Chinese courts may still, in theory, have a chance to have a final say in some situations.	cache/cjal-3188.pdf	txt/cjal-3188.txt