Cross-Border Enforcement in Europe: National and International Perspectives

Vesna Rijavec: Full Professor, Institute for Civil, Comparative and International Private Law, Faculty of Law, University of Maribor (Slovenia). Katja Drnovsek: Teaching Assistant, Faculty of Law, University of Maribor (Slovenia).

Introduction (p. 1) I. Cross-border Enforcement in Europe. UNDERSTANDING CROSS-BORDER ENFORCEMENT AGAINST THE BACKDROP OF JUDICIAL FEDERALISM AND PROCEDURAL AUTONOMY: ANY USEFUL CUES FROM THE UNITED STATES (p. 9) ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE ABOLITION OF EXEQUATUR UNDER BRUSSELS I RECAST (p. 37) GROUNDS FOR REFUSAL OF RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN JUDGMENTS: DEVELOPMENTS AND PERSPECTIVES IN EU MEMBER STATES REGARDING PuBLIC ORDER AND CONFLICTING DEOSIONS (p. 57) CROSS-BORDER ENFORCEMENT OF PuBuc DOCUMENTS AND REGULATION (EU) 2016/1191 (p.73) BRUSSELS II BIS AND ABOLITION OF EXEQUATUR: EXPERIENCES AND VISIONS (p. 81) II. (Cross-border) Enforcement and the National Legal Context. LEGAL TRANSPLANTS: JUDICIAL OFFICERS IN POLAND AND THE CZECH REPUBLIC (p. 107) RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN JUDGMENTS ACCORDING TO CZECH (p. 139) ENFORCING FOREIGN TITLES REGARDING MONETARY CLAIMS IN THE NETHERLANDS (p. 153) THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN BRUSSELS I RECAST AND THE SLOVENIAN RULES ON REMEDIES UNDER THE NEW SYSTEM OF DIRECT ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN JUDICIAL DECISIONS (p. 179) INTERNATIONAL MUTUAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE IN CML MATTERS FROM A SLOVENIAN PERSPECTIVE (p. 209) CHALLENGES FACING MACEDONIAN LAWMAKERS IN THE FUTURE IMPLEMENTATION OF BRUSSELS I RECAST REGARDING ENFORCEMENT -AN ATTEMPT AT AssESSMENT (p. 233)