DOI: 10.67733/rlipe.1.1.1 ISSN: 3062-4487

Abolition of The Exequatur Procedure in Civil and Commercial Matters in Accordance with Regulation 805/2004 of The European Union

Dijana Gjorgjieva, Jordan Delev
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The exequatur procedure is a mechanism of international civil and commercial procedural law according to which a foreign enforceable title must be declared enforceable in the Member State in which enforcement is sought before it can be subject to enforcement. Given the fact that it is indeed illogical to grant enforceability and refuse recognition of a foreign enforceable title, especially if it concerns an uncontested claim, the regulation streamlines cross-border enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters.

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