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2022
Abstract This chapter explores the recognition of judgements rendered within the course of insolvency proceedings constitutes one of the fundamental principles of the EIR. Recognition is based on mutual trust, which is also crucial regarding the maintenance of the universality of insolvency proceedings.
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Abstract This chapter explores the recognition of judgements rendered within the course of insolvency proceedings constitutes one of the fundamental principles of the EIR. Recognition is based on mutual trust, which is also crucial regarding the maintenance of the universality of insolvency proceedings.
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2023
Abstract This chapter addresses the recognition and enforcement of insolvency proceedings both under and outside Insolvency Proceedings Regulation (EU) 2015/848 (RR). First, it deals with three sources of recognition and judicial assistance which are available outside the Insolvency Proceedings Regulation: English common law, section 426
Vesna Lazić, Peter Mankowski
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Abstract This chapter addresses the recognition and enforcement of insolvency proceedings both under and outside Insolvency Proceedings Regulation (EU) 2015/848 (RR). First, it deals with three sources of recognition and judicial assistance which are available outside the Insolvency Proceedings Regulation: English common law, section 426
Vesna Lazić, Peter Mankowski
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Recognition, Enforceability, and Enforcement of Decisions
2023Abstract This chapter focuses on Chapter IV of the Brussels IIb Regulation. The major changes in the Regulation include the abolition of exequatur and the adoption of a new section on the recognition and enforcement of authentic instruments and agreements.
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2016
Abstract Automatic recognition of judgments rendered within the course of insolvency proceedings constitutes one of the fundamental principles of the EIR, as recognition is based on mutual trust and is crucial regarding maintenance of the universality of (main) insolvency proceedings.
Reinhard Bork, Renato Mangano
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Abstract Automatic recognition of judgments rendered within the course of insolvency proceedings constitutes one of the fundamental principles of the EIR, as recognition is based on mutual trust and is crucial regarding maintenance of the universality of (main) insolvency proceedings.
Reinhard Bork, Renato Mangano
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2017
Abstract This chapter discusses the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards. Domestic awards are recognized and enforced under the provisions of the Arbitration Act, which are virtually the same as the provisions in the New York Convention.
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Abstract This chapter discusses the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards. Domestic awards are recognized and enforced under the provisions of the Arbitration Act, which are virtually the same as the provisions in the New York Convention.
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2007
Abstract An arbitral award which is issued abroad is deemed to be foreign. This follows from the first paragraph. Both the Model Law and the New York Convention are based on the same principle as the Act, namely that the nationality of the award is determined on a territorial basis.1 Conversely, an award is deemed to be Swedish if it is ...
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Abstract An arbitral award which is issued abroad is deemed to be foreign. This follows from the first paragraph. Both the Model Law and the New York Convention are based on the same principle as the Act, namely that the nationality of the award is determined on a territorial basis.1 Conversely, an award is deemed to be Swedish if it is ...
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Part III Recognition and Enforcement, 16 Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments: Introduction
2017This chapter considers the recognition and enforcement of judgments under Brussels 2012, Lugano 2007, and the Hague Convention. The relevant provisions are in Chapter III of Brussels and Lugano (and for authentic instruments and court settlements, Chapter IV); in Hague the relevant provisions are in Chapter III. These provisions apply only to judgments,
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