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Abolishing Exequatur in the European Union: The European Enforcement Order
Development summary
This article examines the abolition of exequatur in the European Union and the European Enforcement Order.
Open original publication Abolishing Exequatur in the European Union: The European Enforcement Order
Research note
Issue
Enforcement of foreign judgments within the European Union without exequatur and the European Enforcement Order mechanism.
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“ABOLISHING EXEQUATUR IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: THE EUROPEAN ENFORCEMENT ORDER”
Netherlands International Law Review · 2006
DOI 10.1017/s0165070x06004712
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