Evidence in support of application for registration for enforcement in England and Wales of a foreign judgment under the Lugano Convention (CPR 74.3 and 74.4 and Practice Direction 74A paragraphs 4 and 6A)
| Published date | 21 March 2018 |
| Subject Matter | King's Bench forms |
PF 159D
Evidence in support of application for registration for enforcement in England and Wales of a foreign judgment under the Lugano Convention (CPR 74.3 and 74.4 and Practice Direction 74A paragraphs 4 and 6A)
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
QUEEN’S BENCH DIVISION
[ ] District Registry
In the matter of the Lugano Convention as defined in Rule 74.1(5) of the Civil Procedure Rules
And in the matter of a judgment of the (name of court and country)
Claimant
Defendant
I, (name, address and description) state [on oath] as follows:-
- By a judgment of the (name of court and country) dated (date) in proceedings between the above-named claimant and the above-named defendant it was adjudged and ordered that (state concisely the terms of the judgment)
- I produce herewith in a bundled marked “A”
(a) the required certificate in the form of Annex V to the Lugano Convention issued by the court of the State of origin in accordance with Articles 53 and 54 of the said Convention
[and
(b) (if the judgment is not in English), a translation of such judgment into English
(i) certified by a notary public or otherwise qualified person; or
(ii) accompanied by written evidence confirming that the translation is accurate].
- The address for service within the jurisdiction of the judgment creditor is (state in full)
- [(where interest is recoverable on the judgment under the laws of the State of origin) [The amount of interest on the judgment which has accrued up to the date of this application is (state in terms of the currency in which the judgment is expressed)] or [the rate of interest on the said judgment is (state), the date from which it is recoverable is (state), and the date on which it ceases to accrue is (state)]].
- I...
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