Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations do not oblige English courts to enforce foreign judgments | Practical Law

Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations do not oblige English courts to enforce foreign judgments | Practical Law

An update on the High Court decision in Rubin and Lan v Eurofinance SA and others [2009] EWHC 2129 (Ch), which considered an application for the recognition by the English courts of a Chapter 11 plan over a business trust, and the enforcement of a US judgment obtained by the trust's foreign representatives against individuals who had received substantial funds from the trust.

Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations do not oblige English courts to enforce foreign judgments

by PLC Finance
Law stated as at 13 Aug 2009 • England, Wales
An update on the High Court decision in Rubin and Lan v Eurofinance SA and others [2009] EWHC 2129 (Ch), which considered an application for the recognition by the English courts of a Chapter 11 plan over a business trust, and the enforcement of a US judgment obtained by the trust's foreign representatives against individuals who had received substantial funds from the trust.