ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD EXEQUATUR
From Latin, literally: let him perform, from exequī to perform, from ex-1 + sequī to follow.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXEQUATUR»
Discover the use of
exequatur in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
exequatur and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The International Law Commission 1949-1998: Volume One: The ...
(2) In accordance with the general practice of States, it is the municipal law of
each State which determines the organ competent to grant the exequatur. In
many States, the exequatur is granted by the head of the State if the consular ...
2
The Baker & McKenzie International Arbitration Yearbook 2009
B.5 Abolition of “Double Exequatur” for Foreign Arbitral Awards In a decision of 2
July 2009,11 the German Federal Supreme Court abolished an anachronism in
the German law of arbitration. In two rulings in 1984,12 the Federal Supreme ...
3
International Enforcement of Foreign Judgments
In cases where Reciprocity is applicable, the Supreme Court may reject the
exequatur if such court discovers that the judgment violates National Public Order
or National Jurisdiction. 3. In the “International Regularity” or “Conscious
Exequatur” ...
International Business Law Consortium, Paul Hopkins, 2006
4
The European Insolvency Regulation: Law and Practice
system of exequatur, registration or an equivalent procedure. The Insolvency
Regulation does not change this regime. Therefore, foreign decisions cannot
have direct access to enforcement in the forum, but must first obtain a “
declaration of ...
Miguel Virgós Soriano, Francisco J. Garcimartín Alférez, 2004
5
Resolving International Conflicts: Liber Amicorum Tibor Várady
The civil law recognizes the foreign judgment and then declares it enforceable:
the declaration of enforceability — the exequatur — does not transform the
foreign judgment into a local one, but permits its enforcement (as a foreign
judgment) in ...
Peter Hay, Tibor Varady, 2009
6
Business Laws of the Middle East: Lebanon
An appeal may be brought within thirty days from the date of service of the order
granting or rejecting exequatur. An arbitration award rendered on Lebanese soil
may be the subject of an action for cancellation in the above cases. This action ...
Nady Tyan, Mohamed Y. Alem, 2001
7
A Lawyer's Handbook for Enforcing Foreign Judgments in the ...
Civil Law Exequatur (France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Latin America) The
exequatur28 procedure, although resembling common law in substantive law
recognition requirements, is unique in that recognition usually is sought through
a special ...
8
International Law Reports
Held (per Dooling, Justice pro tern.) : that the decree and orders appealed from
must be affirmed. " Appellant was appointed honorary vice-consul on October 19,
1929. The testatrix died on December 8, 1929. Appellant's exequatur was issued
...
9
French Arbitration Law and Practice: A Dynamic Civil Law ...
There are certain legal procedures available under which the decision of the juge
de l'exequatur, which grants (or refuses) an order for enforcement, may be
contested, and which are distinct from other procedures under which the award
itself ...
Jean-Louis Delvolvé, Jean Rouche, Gerald H. Pointon, 2009
10
Comparative Law of International Arbitration
It is also applicable to foreign awards (ZPO, § 1064(3)) and aims at avoiding the
suspension caused by a possible challenge against the decision on exequatur
from taking effect. The absence of such a rule in other arbitration legislations
does ...
Jean-François Poudret, Sébastien Besson, 2007
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXEQUATUR»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
exequatur is used in the context of the following news items.
Gold Reserve Reports on Latest Developments in Luxembourg
The exequatur remains in full effect which means that the conservatory seizures obtained by Gold Reserve remain in force and the Company is free to proceed ... «Junior Mining Network, Jun 15»
Le clan d'Andafiavaratra à la tête du royaume
... qui permit au Premier ministre, plus tard, d'interpréter les clauses du traité concernant l'exequatur des consuls et agents étrangers autrement ... «L'Express de Madagascar, Jun 15»
Arresting vessels and attachment of other assets throughout Europe …
No local German or Austrian court will have to grant a leave to enforce (exequatur) under the revised Brussels Regulation. Under the former ... «Lexology, Jun 15»
Recast Brussels Regulation – welcome reform for commercial …
This process was known as exequatur and added to the complexities of cross-border litigation. This process has been abolished in the Recast ... «Lexology, May 15»
Dilatory challenges of awards and fraudulent arbitration …
The Paris Court of Appeal therefore refused to stay enforcement of the award and issued an exequatur order.(10). Through the order, the court ... «Lexology, May 15»
Cross-Border Disputes –- The Recast Brussels Regulation
... as the exequatur procedure). All that is required under the Recast Regulation is a copy of the judgment, a standard certificate annexed to the ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Apr 15»
Gold Reserve Provides Update to French Legal Activities
The exequatur, or recognition, of the Company's ICSID Award as a judgement of the Court, granted on January 29, 2015, is not appealable and ... «Business Wire, Apr 15»
New internal rules for exequatur of foreign arbitral awards
Domestic regulations – particularly the Arbitration Act (Law 9.307/96) – ended the old double exequatur system and obligation to have ... «International Law Office, Apr 15»
Gold Reserve Expands Its Arbitral Award Collection Efforts to …
Following the granting of the exequatur (described below), the Company served on various Luxembourg banks, and on several occasions with ... «Business Wire, Apr 15»
The New Features Under The Recast Regulation 1215⁄2012
... the Recast Regulation include jurisdiction agreements; the lis pendens rule; arbitration-related court actions and the abolition of exequatur. «Mondaq News Alerts, Apr 15»
