Examples of using Exequatur procedure in English and their translations into Polish
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One of the most important issues is the abolition of the exequatur procedure.
They therefore refer to the exequatur procedure laid down in that Regulation.
Given its specific circumstances, the free circulation of decisions is subject to the exequatur procedure.
They therefore refer to the exequatur procedure existing in civil and commercial matters.
The Committee is pleased tonote that judgments remain enforceable under this regulation, with recourse to the exequatur procedure no longer being required.
The time and costs of the exequatur procedure will be saved while the necessary protection of defendants will remain ensured.
Given the specific circumstances,the free movement of decisions is subject to the exequatur procedure as currently laid down in the Brussels I Regulation9.
In particular, the exequatur procedure will be abolished between all Member States which apply harmonised conflict-of-law rules.
Analysis of Impacts of preferred Option 4A:Abolition of the exequatur procedure and introduction of necessary safeguards.
The existing exequatur procedure in the Regulation simplified the procedure for recognition and enforcement of judgments compared to the previous system under the 1968 Brussels Convention.
As a substantial change, the proposal therefore abolishes the exequatur procedure for all decisions covered by the Regulation's scope.
The Orianenburg Court's judgment of 20 June 2007 should therefore have been enforced directly in accordance with Section 4 of Chapter III of the Regulation,without any special exequatur procedure.
As such, the time and costs of the exequatur procedure will be saved while the necessary protection of defendants will remain ensured.
In the event of a dispute between a company from a Cariforum State and one from an OR, there are no provisions to settle conflicts of jurisdiction,legislation or the exequatur procedure.
Policy Option 4A: Abolish the exequatur procedure while introducing the necessary safeguards for the protection of the rights of the defence.
The abolition of exequatur would allow them to save the major part of the current costs of the exequatur procedure on average€ 2,200 to be paid for processing the application.
The exequatur procedure, which is too often still required to enforce judgments in civil and commercial matters issued in other Member States, should therefore be generally abolished.
Please take note, however, that the abolition of the exequatur procedure applies to judicial procedures started after the 10th of January 2015 only.
In the event of a dispute between a company from a Cariforum State and one from an OR, there are no provisions to settle conflicts of jurisdiction,legislation or the exequatur procedure.
Since its judgment should have been immediately enforced without any special exequatur procedure, the application for a declaration of nonrecognition was inadmissible.
In civil matters, the exequatur procedure under which Member States enforce judgments in civil and commercial matters issued in other Member States should be abolished and mutual recognition extended to areas not yet covered.
We have noted that there is a high level of support for the abolition of the exequatur procedure, but it must be compatible with procedural guarantees and rules on the choice of law.
If the German court then ordered the child's return and issued a certificate, that decision would be directly recognised andenforceable in Lithuania without any special exequatur procedure Articles 11(8) and 42 of the Regulation.
Notwithstanding these observations, the application of the exequatur procedure to placement decisions has been reported by experts to be very cumbersome in view of the child's needs.
Pending the outcome of this consultation, it is premature to move beyond the status quo in matters concerning compensatory collective redress by abolishing the exequatur procedure for judgments granted in collective proceedings.
With regard to issues of form alone,the Committee agrees that the exequatur procedure should be abolished for a judgment granting a protective order, whatever court has jurisdiction.
If applications for declarations of enforceability are almost always successful and recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments is very rarely refused,aiming for the objective of abolishing the exequatur procedure in all civil and commercial matters should be realistic.
The EESC shares the Commission's position that the exequatur procedure should be abolished, with a view to facilitating the free movement of judgments in the internal market and the enforcement of these judgments on individuals and businesses.
The programme, clearly focused on facilitating the recognition and enforcement of judgments, also makes reference to the approximation of procedural law as an accompanying measure that may, in some areas,be a precondition for the desired progress in attempting to gradually dispense with any exequatur procedure.
It therefore seems preferable to retain temporarily the exequatur procedure for judgments in defamation cases, pending greater clarity on either substantive and/or conflict rules in this area.