ANTI-SUIT INJUNCTIONS, ECHR AND THE PUBLIC POLICY DEFENCE
Anno: 2025
Rivista: RIVISTA DI DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE PRIVATO E PROCESSUALE
Autori/autrici: Vinciguerra, Paolo
Lingua: ENG
Classificazione IRIS: 1.1 Articolo in rivista
Scheda completa IRIS: https://iris.univpm.it/handle/11566/349292
Citazioni:
ANTI-SUIT INJUNCTIONS, ECHR AND THE PUBLIC POLICY DEFENCE / Vinciguerra, Paolo. - In: RIVISTA DI DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE PRIVATO E PROCESSUALE. - ISSN 2785-6380. - 3(2025), pp. 674-720.
Abstract:
This article examines a specific injunctive remedy: the anti suit injunction. This is a discretionary judicial order directed at a private party, intended either to prohibit the initiation of proceedings in another forum or to compel the party to cease any proceedings already commenced in that fo...rum under the threat of financial or personal sanctions. After outli ning the key judicial developments that have established the incompatibility of anti-suit injunctions with the European legal order, the analysis shifts to the impact of Brexit and the conflict with Russia on the issuance of such injunctions by courts. Within this framework, the article primarily focuses on the possibility of identifying a new legal basis for restricting the circula tion of anti-suit injunctions under the general clause of international public policy
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Un nuovo capitolo nella “saga” delle anti-suit injunctions. La decisione della Corte di giustizia dell’Unione europea nel caso “Alexandros T” e l’avvento delle “quasi” anti-suit injunctions
Anno: 2024
Rivista: DIRITTO DEL COMMERCIO INTERNAZIONALE
Autori/autrici: Vinciguerra, Paolo
Lingua: ITA
Classificazione IRIS: 1.4 Nota a sentenza
Scheda completa IRIS: https://iris.univpm.it/handle/11566/343553
Citazioni:
Un nuovo capitolo nella “saga” delle anti-suit injunctions. La decisione della Corte di giustizia dell’Unione europea nel caso “Alexandros T” e l’avvento delle “quasi” anti-suit injunctions / Vinciguerra, Paolo. - In: DIRITTO DEL COMMERCIO INTERNAZIONALE. - ISSN 1593-2605. - STAMPA. - 38:(2024), pp. 819-836.
Abstract:
The Court of justice of the European union admits the possible classification of judgment and orders of the High Court as “quasi” anti-suit injunctions when the purpose of that judgment and those orders is, at very least, to deter a party from bringing or continuing proceedings before... the courts of a member State. All these aspects are conside red, by the ECJ, in breach of the concept of public policy (Art. 34 regulation n.44/2001) For these reasons, a court of a member State may refuse to recognise and enforce a judgment of a court or tribunal of another member State on the ground that it is contrary to public policy, where that judgment impedes the continuation of proceedings pending before another court or tribunal of the former member State, in that it grants one of the parties provisional damages, the amount of which is not final and is predicated on the continuation of the proceedings.
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