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I. Enforcement of Judgments and Blocking Statutes: Lewis V Eliades
Development summary
Elaine Kellman’s article in the International and Comparative Law Quarterly discusses Lewis v Eliades and the relationship between enforcement of judgments and blocking statutes.
Open original publication I. Enforcement of Judgments and Blocking Statutes: Lewis V Eliades
Research note
Issue
Whether a foreign judgment including treble damages could be recognised and enforced in England in the context of blocking statutes.
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international civil procedureacademic researchcomparative lawcourt decisionsforeign judgmentspublic policy
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Academic details
“I. ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND BLOCKING STATUTES: LEWIS v ELIADES”
International and Comparative Law Quarterly · 2004
DOI 10.1093/iclq/53.4.1025
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