Examples of using Grounds for non-recognition in English and their translations into Polish
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Grounds for non-recognition of decisions.
The recognition and enforcement of judgments given in a Member State should be based on the principle of mutual trust and the grounds for non-recognition should be kept to the minimum required.
Grounds for non-recognition or non-execution.
The recognition and where applicable the enforcement of protection measures taken in a Member State should be based on the principle of mutual trust and the grounds for non-recognition should be kept to the minimum required.
The grounds for non-recognition or non-execution;
A court, a judge, an investigating magistrate or a public prosecutor, in the requested State shall, as soon as possible and in any case within 5 days of receipt of the European supervision order, decide whether to recognise andexecute it or to invoke grounds for non-recognition and non-execution.
Article 10 Grounds for non-recognition and non-execution.
The competent authority of the executing State shall recognise a European enforcement order which has been forwarded in accordance with Article 4 without any further formality being required, and shall forthwith take all the necessary measures for its enforcement,unless the competent authority decides to invoke one of the grounds for non-recognition and non-enforcement provided for in Article 9.
The grounds for non-recognition have therefore been kept to the necessary minimum.
The competent judicial authorities of the executing State shall recognise a freezing order, transmitted in accordance with Article 4, without any further formality being required and shall forthwith take the necessary measures for its immediate execution in the same way as for a freezing order made by an authority of the executing State,unless that authority decides to invoke one of the grounds for non-recognition or non-execution provided for in Article 7 or one of the grounds for postponement provided for in Article 8.
If not, what grounds for non-recognition of judgments should be provided for? .
The grounds for non-recognition or refusal to enforce are also harmonised at Union level or reduced to the absolute minimum.
Furthermore, exequatur would be abolished while maintaining appropriate safeguards(grounds for non-recognition and challenges against enforcement as such or against specific enforcement measures) to be invoked by the defendant at the stage of enforcement, thereby shortening the overall duration of the proceedings, including at the enforcement stage.
The grounds for non-recognition or refusal to enforce are also harmonised at European level or reduced to the absolute minimum.
However, there is one fly in the ointment: the grounds for non-recognition in Article 9 are very extensive and may also, to some extent, represent a means for Member States to avoid compliance with the directive.
Grounds for non-recognition or non-execution: A number of safeguards ensure that an EIO will not be executed if it could harm national security interests or immunities established in the executing state, for instance rules limiting criminal liability relating to freedom of the press.
Exequatur would be abolished while maintaining appropriate safeguards(grounds for non-recognition and challenges against enforcement as such or against specific enforcement measures) to be invoked jointly by the defendant parent at the stage of enforcement in the Member State of enforcement, thereby shortening the overall duration of the proceedings.
As the safeguards(grounds for non-recognition and challenges against enforcement as such or against specific enforcement measures) would be invoked jointly by the defendant at the stage of enforcement, the overall duration of the proceedings would be shortened.
Grounds of non-recognition for judgments relating to Ö decisions in matters of Õ parental responsibility.
Grounds of non-recognition for judgments relating to divorce, legal separation or marriage annulment Ö decisions in matrimonial matters Õ.
The failure to inform the authority of another Member State should however not as such be a ground for the non-recognition of the measure. ï.