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European Enforcement Orders: provide the debtor with the relevant court address (Collect Inkasso OU v Aint)

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Published on: 02 March 2018
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Dispute Resolution analysis: In Collect Inkasso OU v Aint, the Court of Justice held that a court decision cannot be certified as a European Enforcement Order (EEO) if the debtor had not been provided with the address of the court to which to respond (or before which to appear) or the address of the court where he can lodge an appeal.

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