04655nam a2200217   450000100060000001000150000610000410002110100080006220001870007021000510025721500220030822500330033033038800036360600290424360600240427260600220429660600330431860600150435171000530436685200180441930024  a9041111972  a20040312d1999       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aRecourse against judgments in the European Uniond= Voies de recours dans l'Union européenned= Rechtsmittel in der Europaischen Unionfedited by J. A. Jolowicz, and C. H. van Rhee  aThe HaguecKluwer Law Internationaldcopy.1999  aXXIII,320P.d25cm  aCivil Procedure in Europev2  aINTRODUCTION. Recourse against civil judgments in the European Union: A comparative survey. I- The nature of the final recourse. II- The right of appeal. III- Leave to appeal: final decisions. IV- The nature and scope of the appeal. V- Enforceability of judgment subject to recourse. VI- Interlocutory decisions. VII- Judgment on default. VIII- Extraordinary recourse. IX- Third parties. X- Conclusion. AUSTRIA. Introduction: main features of Austrian civil procedure. I- The right of appeal. II- The nature and scope of appeal against first instance judgments (Berufung). III- The nature and scope of appeal against second instance judgment (revision). IV- Extraordinary recourse. V- Default judgments. VI- Third parties. VII- A note on statistics. BELGIUM. Introduction. I- Appel. II- Opposition. III- Pourvoi en cassation. IV- Requête civile. V- Prise à partie. VI- Tierce opposition. VII- Rétractation. VIII- Statistiques. DENMARK. Introduction. I- The right of appeal. II- The nature of appeal. III- The scope of appeal. IV- The effect of appeal. V- Cassation. VI- Default judgments. VII- Judgment obtained by fraud. VIII- Third parties. IX- A note on statistics. ENGLAND AND WALES. Introduction. I- The right of appeal. II- The nature of the appeal. III- The scope of the appeal. IV- The effect of the appeal. V- The hearing. VI- Default judgments. VII- Judgment obtained by fraud. VIII- Third parties. FINLAND. Introduction. I- The right of appeal. II- The nature of appeal. III- Proceedings and the scope of appeal. IV- The effect of appeal. V- Default judgments. VI- Extraordinary recourse. Thir parties. FRANCE. Introduction. I- L'appel. II- Les effets de l'appel. III- L'opposition. IV- Les voies extraordinaires de recours. V- Les effets du pourvoi en casssation. GERMANY. I- Introduction. II- The right of appeal. III- The nature of appeal. IV- The scope of the appeal. V- The eefect of appeal. VI- Cassation. VII- Default judgments. VIII- Judgment obtained by fraud. IX- Third parties. X- A note on statistics. GREECE. I- Einfuhrung: zur struktur der rechtsmittel. II- Das recht auf rechtsmittel. III- Das wesen der berufung. IV- Rechtswirkungen der berufunseinlegung. V- Kassation. VI- Einspruch gegen ein versaumnisurteil und wiederaufnahme des verfahrens. VII- Die drittwiderspruchsklage (tierce opposition). IRELAND. Introduction. I- Appeals from district court. II- Appeals from circuit court. III- Appeals from high court. IV- Finality of Supreme Court decisions. V- Security for costs. VI- Hearing of new evidence on appeal. VII- Exceptions from general right of appeal to Supreme Court. VIII- Third parties. IX- Default judgments. X- Judgment obtained by fraud. XI- Statistics. ITALY. I- Italian civil procedure: crisis and reform. II- The appellate structure and rights of appeal. III- The role of Courts of Appeal and review. IV- Accessibility of Courts of APPeal. V- Concluding remarks. THE NETHERLANDS. I- Introduction. II- Appeal. III- Cassation. IV- Recourse against default judgments. V- Recourse against judgments obtained by fraud. VI- Third party opposition. VII- Time-limits for introducing means of recourse. VIII- Statistics. PORTUGAL. Introduction. I- Le droit d'appel. SPAIN. Introduction. I- El derecho a los recursos en el ordenamiento procesal español. II- El sistema de recursos. Caracteristicas. Enumeración. III- El recurso de apelación. IV- Interposición del recurso de apelación. El ámbito de la decisión judicial. V- Efectos del recurso de apelación. VI- El recurso de casasión. VII- La rescisión de sentencias firmes. SWEDEN. I- Introduction. II- The right of appeal. III- The nature of appeal. IV- The scope of appeal. V- The effect of appeal. VI- Cassation and extraordinary remedies. VII- Default judgment (Tredskodomar). VIII- Judgment obtained by fraud. IX- Third parties. X- A note on statistics.  aDIREITO PROCESSUAL CIVIL  aRECURSO CONTENCIOSO  aDIREITO COMPARADO  aORGANIZAÇÃO JUDICIÁRIA  aTRIBUNAIS   aRECOURSE AGAINST JUDGMENTS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION  j347.91/.95JOL