Examples of using Given in another member state in English and their translations into Dutch
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facilitate the rapid and automatic recognition among Member States of judgements given in another Member State.
The party seeking the enforcement of a decision given in another Member State shall not be required to have a postal address in the Member State of enforcement.
A party seeking Ö who applies for Õ enforcement Ö in a Member State Õ of a judgment Ö decision given in another Member State Õ shall Ö submit the following Õ produce.
The direct enforcement in a Member State of a decision given in another Member State without a declaration of enforceability should not jeopardise the respect for the rights of the defence.
ensures the smooth recognition and enforcement of judgments given in another Member State.
A court of a Member State in which recognition is sought of a judgment given in another Member State may stay the proceedings if an ordinary appeal against the judgment has been lodged.
No procedures may be required for the updating of civil-status documents in one Member State on the basis of a final judgment given in another Member State.
The objective is to prevent the contradiction which could result, for instance, between a judgment given in another Member State regarding divorce
The procedure for declaring a decision given in another Member State enforceable("exequatur") remains an obstacle to the free circulation of decisions which entails unnecessary costs
A significant number of respondents considered enforcement of parental responsibility decisions which were given in another Member State as an important area for improvement.
The procedure for making the application Ö enforcement of decisions given in another Member State Õ shall ð, in so far as it is not covered by this Regulation,
No security, bond or deposit, however described, shall be required of a party who in one Member State applies for enforcement of a judgment given in another Member State on the following grounds.
A court of a Member State in which recognition is sought of a decision given in another Member State may stay the proceedings if an ordinary appeal against the decision has been lodged.
No security, bond or deposit, however described, shall be required of a party who in one Member State applies for Ö the Õ enforcement of a judgment Ö decision Õ given in another Member State on the following grounds.
enforcement of a judgment given in another Member State shall not be required to have a postal address
A party seeking or contesting recognition or applying for a declaration of enforceability Ö who wishes to invoke in a Member State a decision given in another Member State Õ shall produce Ö submit the following Õ.
enforcement in a Member State of judgments given in another Member State are dealt by the Regulation No. 44/2001,
evidence underlying the order issued Ö prior decision given in another Member State Õ pursuant to Article 13 of the 1980 Hague Convention.
The authority before which a decision given in another Member State is invoked may,
scope of Article 37(3)(a) is broader, encompassing judgments given in another Member State concerning non-contractual obligations arising out of violations of privacy and rights relating to personality.
party who in one Member State applies for recognition or enforcement of a judgment given in another Member State cautio judicatum solvi.
enforcement in a Member State of judgments given in another Member State are dealt with by Regulation(EC) No 44/2001 of 22 December 2000,
it is therefore necessary to harmonise national grounds of refusal insofar as they are invoked against enforcement of a decision given in another Member State.
A court of a Member State in Ö The authority before Õ which recognition is sought of a judgment Ö a decision Õ given in another Member State Ö is invoked Õ may stay the proceedings Ö,
what rules apply to the recognition of a judgment given in another Member State.
enforcement in one Member State of a judgment given in another Member State, the abolition of the exequatur procedure would not change the current position whereby the effects of the judgment in the requested State are the same as in the State of origin.
Member State on">the basis of a judgment relating to divorce, legal separation or marriage annulment given in another Member State.
enforcement of a decision given in another Member State shall produce a copy of the decision which satisfies the conditions necessary to establish its authenticity, as well as
one of the official languages of court proceedings of the place where a decision given in another Member State is invoked
A party challenging the enforcement of a decision given in another Member State should, to the extent possible