Examples of using Recognised and enforced in English and their translations into Polish
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Court of origin' means the court which has given the judgment to be recognised and enforced.
whether such measures can be recognised and enforced on the basis of the Regulation if the defendant has the opportunity to contest the measure subsequently.
have a judicial decision recognised and enforced abroad.
It should ensure that such decisions are recognised and enforced throughout the European Union in the quickest
other competent authority of a Member States easily recognised and enforced in another Member State?
Judgments issued in other member states must be recognised and enforced automatically, without additional requirements regulations 1215/2012,
sanctions which might need, under certain circumstances, to be recognised and enforced throughout the Union to be effective.
The consequences arising under foreign governing law are recognised and enforced by the courts only as a rule-so long as they do not violate the public policy of the state before whose courts the case is heard.
The opening decision and all other decisions issued by that court are recognised and enforced in all other Member States;
the right of defence cannot be recognised and enforced.
Judgments merging an arbitral award are frequently(though not always) recognised and enforced in accordance with the Regulation.
measure referred to in paragraph 1 imposed in another Member State, is recognised and enforced.
A judgment given by a court in one country is not automatically recognised and enforced in another country the courts of which may render a conflicting judgment on the same question.
to go through in order to have a judicial decision recognised and enforced abroad.
In my opinion awards vacated in the country of origin may be freely recognised and enforced elsewhere for another reason mentioned but somewhat ignored by Lasetenouse.
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. ï.
when given by a court of 4 be recognised and enforced in((5)…) according to the relevant internal Community rules on the subject. 6.
is recognised and enforced.
While the beneficiary's claims against the trustee should generally be recognised and enforced, problems may arise in the event of claims by the beneficiary against third parties with whom the beneficiary has no legal relationship.
Finally, judgments given by courts of Member States which are not Contracting Parties to the respective international agreements should continue to be recognised and enforced in the other Member States in accordance with Regulation 1215/2012.
Under which conditions should third State judgments be recognised and enforced in the Community, particularly in situations where mandatory Community law is involved
The Regulation 44/2001(Brussels I)[2] does not ensure that a protective remedy such as a banking seizure obtained ex parte is recognised and enforced in a Member State other than the one where it was issued3.
Judgments given after the date of entry into force of this Regulation in proceedings instituted before that date shall be recognised and enforced in accordance with the provisions of Chapter III if jurisdiction was founded on rules which accorded with those provided for either in Chapter II of this Regulation
provided that their effect is to ensure that judgments are recognised and enforced at least to the same extent as under paragraphs 1 and 2.
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.
be recognised and enforced in(…(4)) according to the relevant internal Community rules on the subject.
a judgement given in one Member State can now be recognised and enforced in another Member State without intermediary procedures the formality of‘exequatur'9 has been progressively removed in both civil and commercial proceedings.
In line with existing European procedures14, account preservation orders issued under the proposed procedure in one Member State will be automatically recognised and enforced in another Member State without any special procedure being required.
A European area of justice is more than an area where judgements obtained in one Member State are recognised and enforced in other Member States,
how court judgements issued in one EU Member State are recognised and enforced in another EU country.