Convention of 2 July 2019 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters¶
Hague Conference on Private International Law. (2019). Convention of 2 July 2019 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters.
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- And in cross-jurisdictional law, a foreign judgment, marriage, or corporate form is reconciled to a domestic legal category, with explicit recognition of which attributes carry across and which do not.
This sourceSets commonly accepted conditions for recognizing a foreign judgment in a domestic legal system and agreed grounds for refusal — the cross-jurisdictional reconciliation of a foreign legal act to a domestic category, with explicit recognition of which judgments carry across and which do not.
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The Convention supports recognizing foreign judgments with defined refusal grounds and partial recognition; it expressly excludes marriage-related and legal-person validity matters.
“Recognition or enforcement of a severable part of a judgment shall be granted where recognition or enforcement of that part is applied for, or only part of the judgment is capable of being recognised or enforced under this Convention.”
- And in cross-jurisdictional law, a foreign judgment, marriage, or corporate form is reconciled to a domestic legal category, with explicit recognition of which attributes carry across and which do not.
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