Title: Recognition and Enforcement of a WCAM Judgment
Abstract: Although under the Brussels Regulation it is not required to commence a procedure in order to have a judgment recognised and/or enforced in another Member States, the Regulation contains various grounds based on which the recognition and/or enforcement can be refused. These grounds relate to—among others—the correct service of the parties involved, the rules on public order in the Member States were recognition/enforcement is sought, and possible conflicts with other judgments or procedures in other states. A lot of parties are involved in a collective redress procedure and it depends on the type of mechanism whether and how the parties involved need to be served correctly. This chapter will set out whether a WCAM judgment can be recognised and or enforced in another Member State based on the rules in the Brussels Regulation.
Publication Year: 2017
Publication Date: 2017-01-01
Language: en
Type: book-chapter
Indexed In: ['crossref']
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