EC EFTA Convention on Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgements in Civil and Commercial Matters Lugano, 16 September 1988

Preamble

Title I - Scope

Title II - Jurisdiction

Title III - Recognition and Enforcement

Title IV - Authentic Instruments and Court Settlements

Title V - General Provisions

Title VI - Transnational Provisions

Title VII - Relationship to the Brussels Convention and to Other Conventions

Title VIII - Final Provisions

Protocol No. 1 on Certain Questions of Jurisdiction, Procedure and Enforcement

Protocol No. 2 On the Uniform Interpretation of the Convention Preamble

Protocol No. 3 on the Application of 57

Declaration by the Representatives of the Governments of the State Signatories to the Lugano Convention which are Members of the European Communities on Protocol No. 3 on the Application of Article 57 of the Convention

Declaration by the Representatives of the Governments of the States Signatories to the Lugano Convention which are Members of the European Communities

Declaration by the Representatives of the Governments of the States Signatories to the Lugano Convention which are Members of the European Free Trade Association

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EC EFTA Convention on Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgements in Civil and Commercial Matters, Lugano, 16 September 1988

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EC EFTA Convention on Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgements in Civil and Commercial Matters Lugano, 16 September 1988

Title III - Recognition and Enforcement

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Article 26

171

A judgement given in a Contracting State shall be recognised in the other Contracting States without any special procedure being required.

172

Any interested party who raises the recognition of a judgement as the principal issue in a dispute may, in accordance with the procedures provided for in Sections 2 and 3 of this Title, apply for a decision that the judgement be recognised.

173

If the outcome of proceedings in a court of a Contracting State depends on the determination of an incidental question of recognition that court shall have jurisdiction over that question.

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