Übersetzung für "Judgments Convention " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

Brussels Convention | Convention on Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters | Judgments Convention

1968 Brussels Convention | 1968 Brussels Convention on jurisdiction and the enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters | Brussels Convention | Convention on jurisdiction and the enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters

1988 Lugano Convention | Convention on Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters | Parallel Convention

judgment of the Court (EU) [ Court of Justice judgment | judgment of the CJEC | judgment of the Court of Justice (EU) | judgment of the EC Court | judgment of the EC Court of Justice ]

Convention of 30 October 2007 on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters | new Lugano Convention [ new LugC ]

legally binding judgment | final judgment | legally binding final judgment | final legally binding judgment

international convention [ multilateral convention ]

ACP-EU Convention [ ACP-EC Convention ]

ensure compliance with accounting convention | guarantee compliance with accounting conventions | ensure compliance with accounting conventions | ensuring compliance with accounting conventions

40. Encourages the Commission to work effectively towards the establishment of an International Judgments Convention which would pursue similar aims to the Brussels I regulation;

15. Considers, on the one hand, that the question whether the rules of the Regulation should be given reflexive effect has not been sufficiently considered and that it would be premature to take this step without much study, wide-ranging consultations and political debate, in which Parliament should play a leading role, and encourages the Commission to initiate this process; considers, on the other hand, that, in view of the existence of large numbers of bilateral agreements between Member States and third countries, questions of reciprocity and international comity, the problem is a global one and a solution should also be sought in parallel in the Hague Conference through the resumption of negotiations on an international ...[+++]judgments convention; mandates the Commission to use its best endeavours to revive this project, the Holy Grail of private international law; urges the Commission to explore the extent to which the 2007 Lugano Convention could serve as a model and inspiration for such an international judgments convention;

15. Considers, on the one hand, that the question whether the rules of the Regulation should be given reflexive effect has not been sufficiently considered and that it would be premature to take this step without much study, wide-ranging consultations and political debate, in which Parliament should play a leading role, and encourages the Commission to initiate this process; considers, on the other hand, that, in view of the existence of large numbers of bilateral agreements between Member States and third countries, questions of reciprocity and international comity, the problem is a global one and a solution should also be sought in parallel in the Hague Conference through the resumption of negotiations on an international ...[+++]judgments convention; mandates the Commission to use its best endeavours to revive this project, the Holy Grail of private international law; urges the Commission to explore the extent to which the 2007 Lugano Convention could serve as a model and inspiration for such an international judgments convention;

15. Considers, on the one hand, that the question whether the rules of the Regulation should be given reflexive effect has not been sufficiently considered and that it would be premature to take this step without much study, wide-ranging consultations and political debate, in which Parliament should play a leading role, and encourages the Commission to initiate this process; considers, on the other hand, that, in view of the existence of large numbers of bilateral agreements between Member States and third countries, questions of reciprocity and international comity, the problem is a global one and a solution should also be sought in parallel in the Hague Conference through the resumption of negotiations on an international ...[+++]judgments convention; mandates the Commission to use its best endeavours to revive this project, the Holy Grail of private international law; urges the Commission to explore the extent to which the 2007 Lugano Convention could serve as a model and inspiration for such an international judgments convention;