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Comments on the Commission’s Green Paper on the Attachment of Bank Accounts

June 28, 2007/in /by Giorgio Buono
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The European Commission (DG Freedom, Security and Justice) has published on its website the whole set of contributions (more than 60 papers) received in response to the public consultation launched by the “Green Paper on improving the efficiency of the enforcement of judgments in the European Union: the attachment of bank accounts” (COM(2006) 618 final), released in October 2006 (see our previous posts here, presenting the Green Paper and related documents, and here, on the comments by the Max Planck Working Group).

Contributors include the European Central Bank, governments of the Member States and other national authorities, academics and private parties (banking associations, non-governmental organizations, bar associations, law firms, etc.).

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