Interim and precautionary measures

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It may be that you want measures to be taken quickly in a Member State other than where your main case is pending without waiting for a final judgment to be given.

It could be that you have started an action in the courts, but proceedings are slow and you are feeling rather put off. You fear that your debtor will take advantage of the long-drawn-out procedures and the various redress facilities to escape his/her creditors before judgment is actually given. For example, s/he might be tempted to organise her/his own insolvency or to transfer assets. If so, it is in your interests to apply to the court for interim measures.

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Interim and precautionary measures - Austria HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Belgium HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Cyprus HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Germany HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Estonia HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - England and Wales HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Finland HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Gibraltar HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Hungary HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Ireland HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Italy HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Luxembourg HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Latvia HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Malta HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Northern Ireland HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Portugal HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Scotland HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Sweden HTML Open resource
Interim and precautionary measures - Slovenia HTML Open resource

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