ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND EXECUTION OF FOREIGN JUDICAL RULINGS IN BOSNIA AND HERCEGOVINA

Siniša Ognjanović; Goran Tešić

Authors

Siniša Ognjanović Faculty of Law, The Univesity of Business Academy, Novi Sad
Goran Tešić A graduated lawyer, Bjeljina

Keywords:

The concept of the foreign court decision, recognition of foreign court decision, enforcement of foreign court decision, conditions for recognition of foreign court decisions, conditions for non – recognition of foreign court decisions, process of recognition and enforcement under the law Bosnia and Herzegovina

Abstract

The imporance of recognition and enforcement of foreign court decision and the consequences that may emanate from it is known mainly a narrow circle of people who are in legal doctrine and case law dealing with this issue. Through this work is the explanation given by the notion of judicial decisions, as well as the conditions necessary to perform in front of some of the relevant courts in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Apart from the possibility that the foreign court decision is recognized, there is a possibility that it is the domestic court denies recognition when in met for the statutori conditions. In additional to theoretical reflection on this issue, given the more a series of explanations concerning the practical application of case law on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In this way wanted to achieve, that is, other than professional, with this matter and inform the general public.

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