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The following information is updated in the latest release.

DT PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA: Introduction; Statutes and Legislation; Policy and Procedural Requirements; Arbitration Awards
DT DENMARK: Introduction; Statutes and Legislation; Treaties and Conventions; Proceedings in Danish Courts; Danish Judgments
DT England and Wales: Introduction; Enforcement at Common Law; Procedure for Enforcement; Registration of Judgments under the Judgments Regulation; State Immunity
DT ISRAEL: Enforcement Law; Recognition
DT NIGERIA: Methods of Enforcement; Foreign Arbitral Awards; Methods of Execution



Written by experienced local lawyers, this set is an aid for understanding the practice applicable in over seventy-five jurisdictions to determine whether a judgment will be recognized and enforced.

Each country chapter provides detailed commentary on recent judgments illustrating the present law in force, procedural requirements such as extent of damage awards, finality of judgment, reciprocity and limitations, execution proceedings and costs, and the availability of an appeal process and time limitations.

"A very welcome addition to any law library supporting an international practice in foreign judgments or arbitral awards The contributors provide a solid approach to the respective jurisdictions, with expert commentary on the attitude of each government toward the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments. All contributing authors are recognized experts in their countries. ...this is an extremely useful treatise. It should find a home in the law schools and international law firms of the world." - Kevin Miles, Librarian, Vial, Hamilton, Koch & Knox, Legal Information ALERT

"An excellent source for those interested in general information about the enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitration awards Some of the special features of the work enhance the usefulness of the publication. First, the list of authors is very helpful in itself-in a sudden need one can make contact with them or with their law firms in their respective countries, knowing about the services they offer. Secondly, I mention the binder form: it allows updating the material with relative ease, which is extremely important in a rapidly changing legal environment." - Justice Arpad Erdei, The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Hungary

Chapter commentaries include:



DTSetting aside registration


DTSecurity for costs


DTPunitive and multiple damages


DTAttachment of cash, personal, and real property


DTFraud, res judicata, and statute of limitation defenses