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Key Points - On 11 June 2021 the European Union (the “EU”) published Regulation (EU) 2021/821 (the “Recast Regulation”) in its Official Journal, which marked the final step with. ....
This article analyses a recent Supreme Court decision(1) and seeks to answer the following questions: Can a defendant which is domiciled abroad be sued in Hungary under the EU Brussels Recast Regulation (1215/2012/EU) in the event of defective performance of an international sales contract if the place of performance is abroad? Can the jurisdiction of a Hungarian court be established based on the fact that a lower court expressly established its jurisdiction at the beginning of the litigation? How is the Ex Works (EXW) clause to be interpreted within the meaning of the EU Brussels I Regulation? Facts A contract of sale was concluded between the applicant, as the buyer, and the defendant, as the seller, for the purchase of potatoes. The applicant, established in Hungary, delivered the goods to Hungary from the defendant s premises in Slovakia by contracting a carrier and then returned the goods with reference to a quality defect. ....
Prior to 1 st January, 2021, the cross-border recognition and enforcement of insolvency proceedings and judgements between the European Union ( EU ) and the United Kingdom ( UK ) was largely consolidated within the framework of the European Insolvency (Recast) Regulation (the
EIR ) which generally attributed automatic recognition to such proceedings and/or judgements. Following the end of the Brexit transitional period on the 31 st December 2020, the EIR no longer applies to the UK. Consequently, insolvency proceedings opened in the UK after 31 st December 2020 will not benefit from automatic recognition. The EIR applies a set of common rules in determining the jurisdiction to open insolvency proceedings. Article 19 of the EIR ....