- 1. Introduction
- 1.1. ‘Judicial cooperation in civil matters’ — building bridges between the judicial systems in the EU
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- 1.3. Special position of Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom
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- 2. Jurisdiction, recognition and enforcement in civil and commercial matters — the Brussels I Regulation
- 2.1. General Introduction
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- 3. The European procedures in civil and commercial matters
- 3.1. Overview
- 3.2. The European enforcement order for uncontested claims — EEO
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- 4. Insolvency
- 4.1. Background
- 4.2. The European Insolvency Regulation
- 5. Applicable Law
- 5.1. Applicable law — the problem
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- 6. Parental Responsibility and Divorce
- 6.1. The ‘Brussels IIa’ Regulation
- 6.2. Applicable Law in Divorce — The ‘Rome III’ Regulation
- 7. Maintenance Obligations
- 7.1. Background to the Maintenance Regulation - the Brussels I Regulation and the Hague 2007 Maintenance Convention
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- 8. Succession
- 8.1. Background and purposes of the Regulation on Succession
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- 9. Service of documents
- 9.1. Background to the Service of documents Regulation
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- 10. Taking of evidence
- 10.1. Background to the Taking of Evidence Regulation
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- 11. Legal Aid
- 11.1. Background
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- 12. Mediation
- 12.1. Settling out of court — alternative methods for resolving civil and commercial disputes in the European Union
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- 13. Execution of Judgments
- 13.1. Background
- 13.2. European Account Preservation Order (EAPO)
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- 14. Facilitating Judicial Cooperation and Access to Information in practice
- 14.1. The European Judicial Network in civil and commercial matters
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- List of Instruments referred to in this Guide
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