Judgment capable of being recognized and enforced | European Business Law (2.3.1.2.I.A) • Livv

Introduction

Part 1: Abolition of restrictions on free movement

Part 2: Completion of the internal market

Title 1: Principles of precedence and direct effect

Title 2: Directives

Title 3: Regulations

Chapter 1: Jurisdiction and enforcement of judgments

Section 1: Jurisdiction

Section 2: Recognition and enforcement

I: Recognition and enforcement of judgments

A: Judgment capable of being recognized and enforced

1°: Judgment of an independent court of a Member State

2°: Judicial decision observing the adversary principle

3°: Subject-matter and nature of the decision

B: Extent of the court's control

C: Mechanism of recognition ipso jure

D: Implementation of an exequatur or recognition procedure

II: Implementing authentic instruments and court settlements

Section 3: Insolvency proceedings

Chapter 2: Anti-dumping/Anti-subsidies

Sous parties