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Replies to Green Papers regarding Matrimonial Property and the Attachment of Bank Accounts

February 13, 2008/in /by Veronika Gaertner
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As stated on the website of the European Judicial Network, the replies received with regard to the Green Paper on conflict of laws in matters concerning matrimonial property regimes, including the question of jurisdiction and mutual recognition (COM(2006) 400 final) are now available at the EJN’s website.

See with regard to the Green Paper on matrimonial property also our previous posts which can be found here, here and here.

Further, also the replies which have been received with regard to the Green Paper improving the efficiency of the enforcement of judgments in the European Union: The attachment of bank accounts (COM(2006) 618 final) are available at the EJN’s website as well.

You can find further information on the Green Paper on the attachment of bank accounts on our related site.

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