Examples of using Judgment given in English and their translations into German
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The judgment given on appeal may be contested only.
It could also arise in the European Community, as certain Member States seem reluctant to acceptthe idea of providing assistance to adults or public bodies in the enforcement of foreign judgment given for them.
A judgment given in a Contracting State shall be recognized in the other Contracting States without any special procedure being required.
Recognition and enforcement- Reasons for refusing enforcement-Irreconcilability of he foreign judgment with a judgment given in the State in which enforcement is sought- foreign judgment on maintenance after divorce- Domestic judgment refusing to recognize he foreign divorce decree- Irreconcilable.
A judgment given in one Member State which is enforceable in that State shall be enforceable in another Member State without the need for a declaration of enforceability.
That is because the Convention sets out the principle that a judgment given in a Contracting State is to be recognised in the other Contracting States without any special procedure being required.
A judgment given in a Member State shall be recognized and enforced in the other Member States in accordance with the relevant provisions in Chapter III of Regulation(EC) No 1347/2000.
A court of a Member State may, on the basis of an agreement on the recognition and enforcementof judgments, not recognise a judgment given in another Member State where, in cases provided for in Article 8, the judgment could only be founded on grounds of jurisdiction other than those specified in Articles 2 to 7.
A judgment given in a Member State and enforceable in that State shall be enforced in another Member State when, on the application of any interested party, it has been declared enforceable there.
This is particularly true of the system of appellate remedies, which means that judgment given in Germany pursuant to this Regulation can, on the usual basis, be contested in an appeal on fact and law if the requirements for this appellate remedy have first been fulfilled.
A judgment given in a Contracting State and enforceable in that State shall be enforced in another Contracting State when, on the application of any interested party, it has been declared enforceable there.5.
The purpose of this provisionis solely to make it possible to enforce a judgment given in another State in relation to parental responsibility since the procedure for enforcement in the strict sense is governed by each State's internal law.
If a judgment given on the claim in a third State would not be entitled to recognition and enforcement in the Member State of the court seised under the law of that State and such recognition and enforcement is necessary to ensure that the rights of the claimant are satisfied;
Enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Irreconcilability of the foreign judgment with a judgment given in the State in which enforcement is sought- Contradictory judgments, though not given in a dispute between identical parties, only one of which has become res judicata- Judgments not irreconcilable.
Under no circumstances may a judgment given in a Member State be reviewed as to its substance in the Member State in which recognition, enforceability or enforcement is sought.
Failure to comply with a judgment given by the Court of Justice against a Member State on an application from the Commission for failure to comply with Community law Article 228 of the EC Treaty.
Subject to the provisions of this Chapter, a judgment given in a Member State shall be recognised in the other Member States without any special procedure being required and without any possibility of opposing its recognition.
Any effects which judgments given in these States may have on third parties by application of the provisions in paragraph 1 shall also be recognised in the other Member States.
The judgment gives the European Parliament a deciding role and this strengthening of democratic control is a step forward for democracy as a whole.
Regulation(EU) No 1215/2012 of the European Parliament andof the Council10 shall apply to proceedings brought and judgments given under this Article.
Any effects which judgments given in that State may have on third parties by application of Articles 68, 72, 73 and 74 of the code of civil procedure(Zivilprozeßordnung) shall also be recognized in the other Contracting States.
Should it be provided that all maintenance creditors are eligible for the provision free of charge by central authorities in the requested State ofthe measures needed for the recognition and enforcement of judgments given in their favour?
As regards the recognition and enforcement of judgments given by third-country courts holding sole jurisdiction in a dispute, a uniform supranational procedure must be established to avoid the damage and delays resulting from current differences in national legal systems.
Judgments given by the Unified Patent Court or Benelux Court of Justice should be recognised and enforced in Member States which are not Contracting Parties to the respective international agreements in accordance with Regulation 1215/2012.
The Brussels Convention of 27 September 1968 on jurisdiction and the enforcement of judgments in civil andcommercial matters shall apply to proceedings brought and judgments given under this Article.
The Corte diCassazione laid down a principle of law whereby judgments given by French courts before 1 February 1973(on which date the Brussels Convention came into force) may be enforced in Italy on the basis of the provisions contained in the Convention of 3 June 1930 between Italy and France.
Under recital 21 in the preamble thereto,the Regulation is based on the idea that the recognition and enforcement of judgments given in a Member State must be based on the principle of mutual trust and the grounds for nonrecognition must be kept to the minimum required.
Article 32 of the Convention confers exclusive jurisdiction on the court which it de signates in a ContractingState to hear applications for orders for the enforcement of judgments given in other Contracting States' and whether it should therefore raise the matter of its lack of jurisdiction of own motion.
The Court observes that the system established by the Regulation is based on the central role given to the court which has jurisdiction,and that the recognition and enforcement of judgments given in a Member State must be based on the principle of mutual trust, and the grounds for non-recognition kept to the minimum required.
Judgments given after the date of entry into force of this Convention in pro ceedings instituted before that date shall be recognized and enforced in accordance with the provisions of Title III if jurisdiction was founded upon rules which accorded with those provided for either in Title II of this Convention or in a convention con cluded between the State of origin and the State addressed which was in force when the proceedings were instituted.
