Methods of Execution of Orders and Judgments in Europe

by Peter Kaye (Editor)

As the level of international transactions between the European jurisdictions increases, lawyers must be ready to advise their clients on how to seek execution of judgments and where to sue to settle the case expeditiously. This book provides a comprehensive first point of reference on the law and practice governing recognition and enforcement of judgments in all the European jurisdictions. Each contributor is an acknowledged expert in the jurisdiction and provides first hand commentary on the prevailing attitude to recognition and enforcement, procedural and policy requirements, and a summary of the court structure and legal system. Coverage includes the following: In providing accurate and detailed information on the requirements for successful interstate litigation, Methods of Execution of Orders and Judgments in Europe will enable lawyers to make an informed preliminary assessment in planning a litigation strategy.

376 pages, Paperback

First published April 19, 1996