Recognition of civil and commercial judgments if the UK reaches “exit day” without a new arrangement in place

Original language	English
Journal	Butterworth Journal of International Banking and Financial Law
Publication status	Published - 2017

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Dalhuisen, J. H. (2017). Recognition of civil and commercial judgments if the UK reaches “exit day” without a new arrangement in place. Butterworth Journal of International Banking and Financial Law.

Dalhuisen, Jan Hendrik. / Recognition of civil and commercial judgments if the UK reaches “exit day” without a new arrangement in place. In: Butterworth Journal of International Banking and Financial Law. 2017.

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Recognition of civil and commercial judgments if the UK reaches “exit day” without a new arrangement in place. / Dalhuisen, Jan Hendrik.
In: Butterworth Journal of International Banking and Financial Law, 2017.

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