administration of justice act 1920 reciprocal enforcement

(2) Where a person applies to enforce an EEO expressed in a foreign currency, the application must contain a certificate of the sterling equivalent of the judgment sum at the close of business on the date nearest preceding the date of the application. (a) if the order containing the outgoing protection measure has not yet been varied or set aside or a variation or setting aside of the undertaking containing the protection measure has not yet been accepted, as the case may be, to—,(i) the County Court if the application for such variation or setting aside is before the County Court; or,(ii) the High Court if the application for such variation or setting aside is before the High Court; or,(b) if there has been an application under Article 9 of the Protection Measures Regulation for withdrawal of the Article 5 certificate, and that application has not yet been decided, to—,(i) the County Court if the application for such withdrawal is before the County Court; or,(ii) the High Court if the application for such withdrawal is before the High Court; or,(c) if the order containing the outgoing protection measure has been varied or set aside, or a variation or setting aside of the undertaking containing the outgoing protection measure has been accepted, to—,(i) the County Court if the County Court ordered or accepted such variation or setting aside, as the case may be; or,(ii) the High Court if the High Court ordered or accepted such variation or setting aside, as the case may be; or,(d) if an Article 5 certificate has been withdrawn under Article 9, to—. (1) The court may suspend proceedings under article 38 of the Judgments Regulation either on its own initiative or on the application of any party. (d) on, or at any time after, the making of an order staying or suspending enforcement of the order or undertaking containing the outgoing protection measure. (2) Where the protected person is responsible for serving the order on the person causing the risk, any application for an Article 5 certificate must be accompanied by a certificate of service. @��`��V�X� ��@� !�$�い ��b ��H��b`bd����Hg�?c�K� �h (a) section 9 of the 1920 Act, in respect of judgments to which Part II of that Act applies;(b) section 2 of the 1933 Act, in respect of judgments to which Part I of that Act applies;(c) sections 4 and 4B of the 1982 Act; and.for the registration of foreign judgments for enforcement in England and Wales. (d) on, or at any time after, the making of an order staying or suspending enforcement of the order or undertaking containing the outgoing protection measure. (3C)  In making its decision under subsection (3B), the registering court must take into account whether, and the extent to which, the damages awarded by the original court serve to cover costs and expenses relating to the proceedings in which the judgment was obtained. (b) by a certificate, issued not more than six months before the date of the application, stating that the conditions set out in paragraph 3 of Schedule 7 are satisfied in relation to the judgment. (1) An application under Article 21 of the EEO Regulation that the court should refuse to enforce an EEO must be made by application in accordance with Part 23 to the court in which the EEO is being enforced. (2)  Such Rules of Court and Family Justice Rules shall be expressed to have and shall have effect subject to any such provisions contained in orders made under section 3 as are declared by the orders to be necessary for giving effect to agreements made between the Minister and the foreign countries in relation to matters with respect to which there is power to make the Rules of Court and Family Justice Rules. (2) Where a person applies to enforce an EEO expressed in a foreign currency, the application must contain a certificate of the sterling equivalent of the judgment sum at the close of business on the date nearest preceding the date of the application. (2) The judgment debtor shall, as soon as practicable, serve a copy of any order made under the Article on –,(a) all other parties to the proceedings and any other person affected by the order; and. (4) The appellant's notice must be served –,(a) where the appeal is against the granting of registration, within –,(ii) where service is to be effected on a party not domiciled within the jurisdiction, two months. (b) any proceedings brought to set aside the registration;(c) any appeal against the granting of the registration; and. (1) This rule applies to applications under paragraph 2 of Schedule 7 to the 1982 Act for a certified copy of a judgment of the High Court or of the County Court to which section 18 of the Act applies and which contains non-money provisions for enforcement in another part of the United Kingdom. (a) the County Court if the County Court issued the certificate;(b) the High Court if the High Court issued the certificate. (4) Unless the court orders otherwise, the judgment debtor must, as soon as practicable, serve copies of any order made under article 45 or 46 or in any appeal under article 49 on—.

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