The European Account Preservation Order Regulation

Informationen zum Autor Gilles Cuniberti is Professor of Private International Law at the University of Luxembourg. He was a member of the expert group which assisted the European Commission in issuing the first draft of the EAPO Regulation and was also involved in the drafting of legislation implementing the EAPO Regulation in Luxembourg. Klappentext A comprehensive article-by-article commentary of the European Account Preservation Order Regulation. Zusammenfassung An invaluable comprehensive user's guide to the European Account Preservation Order Regulation for: legal scholars! students and researchers; law firms! practicing lawyers and litigators involved in cross-border and international litigation; banks! judges! judicial clerks and bailiffs of the twenty-six member states; and consumers and insurance companies of the EU and third countries. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part I. Preliminary Chapters: 1. Introduction; 2. A brief overview of the regulation; 3. The territorial scope of the Regulation; 4. The exclusion of the arbitration; 5. The rights of the defendants under the regulation; Part II. Commentary: Preamble: 6. subject matter, scope and definitions; 7. Procedure for obtaining a preservation order; 8. Recognition, enforceability and enforcement of the preservation order; 9. Remedies; 10. General provisions; 11. Final provisions; Annexes.

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A comprehensive article-by-article commentary of the European Account Preservation Order Regulation.

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An invaluable comprehensive user's guide to the European Account Preservation Order Regulation for: legal scholars, students and researchers; law firms, practicing lawyers and litigators involved in cross-border and international litigation; banks, judges, judicial clerks and bailiffs of the twenty-six member states; and consumers and insurance companies of the EU and third countries.

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Part I. Preliminary Chapters: 1. Introduction; 2. A brief overview of the regulation; 3. The territorial scope of the Regulation; 4. The exclusion of the arbitration; 5. The rights of the defendants under the regulation; Part II. Commentary: Preamble: 6. subject matter, scope and definitions; 7. Procedure for obtaining a preservation order; 8. Recognition, enforceability and enforcement of the preservation order; 9. Remedies; 10. General provisions; 11. Final provisions; Annexes.