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Find out how decisions on parental responsibility taken in one EU country can be recognised and enforced in another.
A court decision on parental responsibility is recognised and enforced in accordance with Council Regulation(EC) No 2201/2003.
This procedure allows a judgment in an uncontested claim delivered in one Member State to be easily recognised and enforced in another Member State.
Ensures that decisions are recognised and enforced in other EU countries without the need for a declaration of enforceability.
A maintenance decision made by a court/ authority in one Contracting State(the State of origin) shall be recognised and enforced in all other Contracting States if-.
(a) judgments given by a common court which are to be recognised and enforced in a Member State not party to the instrument establishing the common court; and. .
This procedure allows a court decision in one Member State regarding an uncontested claim to be easily recognised and enforced in another Member State.
The goal is that judicial decisions should be recognised and enforced in another Member State without any additional intermediate step, in other words, suppression of exequatur.
What should I do to have a decision on parental responsibility that is issued by a court in another Member State recognised and enforced in Italy?
Those measures should be recognised and enforced in all other Member States including the Member States having jurisdiction under this Regulation until a competent court of such a Member State has taken the measures it considers appropriate.
What should I do to have a decision on parental responsibility that is issued by a court in another Member State recognised and enforced in Italy?
A judgment given in a Member State in the European Small Claims Procedure shall be recognised and enforced in another Member State without the need for a declaration of enforceabilityand without any possibility of opposing its recognition.
What should I do to have a decision on parental responsibility that is issued by a court in another Member State recognised and enforced in this Member State?
A judgment which has been certified as a European Enforcement Order in the Member State of origin shall be recognised and enforced in the other Member States without the need for a declaration of enforceability and without any possibility of opposing its recognition.
What should I do to have a decision on parental responsibility that is issued by a court in another Member State recognised and enforced in this Member State?
If the proceedings in the Member State of origin were instituted before 29 January 2019,decisions given after that date shall be recognised and enforced in accordance with Chapter IV as long as the rules of jurisdiction applied comply with those set out in Chapter II.
This instrument is based on the principle of mutual recognition,which means that protection orders issued in one Member State have to be recognised and enforced in another Member State.
Judgments given in other Member States by virtue of Article 6(2), orArticle 11 shall be recognised and enforced in Germany and Austria in accordance with Chapter III.
The principle of mutual recognition prevails, meaning that all judicial decisions in criminal matters taken in one Member State will(principally)be directly recognised and enforced by another EU country;
Judgments given in other Member States by virtue of Article 6(2), orArticle 11 shall be recognised and enforced in Germany and Austria in accordance with Chapter III.
However, if the proceedings in the Member State of origin were instituted before the entry into force of this Agreement,judgments given after that date shall be recognised and enforced in accordance with this Agreement.
Judgments given in the other Contracting States by virtue of Article 6(2) orArticle 10 shall be recognised and enforced in the Federal Republic of Germany in accordance with Title III.
However, if the proceedings in the Member State of origin were instituted before the entry into force of this Regulation,judgments given after that date shall be recognised and enforced in accordance with Chapter III.
It should be noted that judgments relating to access rights and those relating to the return of a child can,under certain conditions, be recognised and enforced without it being necessary to go through the procedure described in the preceding paragraph.
However, if the proceedings in the Member State of origin were instituted before the entry into force of this Regulation,judgments given after that date shall be recognised and enforced in accordance with Chapter III.
Judgments given in a Member State by a court in the exercise of jurisdiction provided for in a convention on a particular matter shall be recognised and enforced in the other Member States in accordance with this Regulation.
It is necessary to differentiate the territorial scope of Regulation No 44/2001 from its reference area, that is, the area to which judgments of a courtof a Member State, which are to be recognised and enforced under the regulation, may relate.
(b) judgments given by the courts of a Member State not party to the instrument establishing the common court which are to be recognised and enforced in a Member State party to that instrument.
(b) judgments given in a Member State by a court in the exercise of jurisdiction provided for in a convention on a particular matter shall be recognised and enforced in the other Member States in accordance with this Regulation.
The judgments delivered by other EU Member State courts on the basis of jurisdictional grounds under Regulation 1215/2012 have to be recognised and enforced in the requested Member State.