Statutory interests in the Member States

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Calculation of statutory interest on judicial cooperation in civil and commercial matters can be relevant under several European Union law instruments. However, these instruments do not regulate details on statutory interest and therefore it is national law which stipulates how and on which basis statutory interest rates are to be calculated.
In a cross-border case, such information can be relevant and access to such information necessary. Therefore, the European Judicial Network in civil and commercial matters established factsheets which provide information on how statutory interest is defined by the Member States, whether national law provides for statutory interest and if so, on which legal basis and at which rate/amount. Information can also be found on the circumstances and conditions under which these rates apply and how they are calculated.

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Name Format Description Link
Statutory interest - Austria HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Belgium HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Czech Republic HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Germany HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Estonia HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Greece HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Spain HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - England and Wales HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Finland HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Gibraltar HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Hungary HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Ireland HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Luxembourg HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Malta HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Northern Ireland HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Poland HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Portugal HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Romania HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Scotland HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Sweden HTML Open resource
Statutory interest - Slovenia HTML Open resource

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