Sentence examples for English judgment from inspiring English sources

As in English, judgment varies on what constitutes a word rather than a phrase.

As long as there are assets outside Russia, an English judgment can be enforced.

His lawyers say he has a substantial reputation in England, and that Ehrenfeld's claims about the impact of the English judgment are alarmist and untrue.

Some cases that would normally be launched in England are being started in other EU jurisdictions due to uncertainty over the ultimate enforceability of English judgments.

Professor Jonathan Harris, an honorary QC of Serle Court Chambers in Lincoln's Inn, said yesterday that "as things stand, after March 29 it cannot confidently be predicted whether member states will continue to uphold the vast number of pre-existing contractual clauses providing for disputes to be resolved in the English courts or will enforce English judgments".

"The reputation of England and Wales as the pre-eminent destination for international dispute resolution will be damaged if appropriate steps are not taken to ensure that the position as to the jurisdiction of the English courts and the enforcement of English judgments are protected," the Bar Council working party led by Hugh Mercer QC says.

"A great deal of the attractiveness of the UK in general, and London in particular, as a hub for business (particularly financial services) … will be considerably diminished if steps are not taken to ensure an adequate legal framework is put in place to ensure that English judgments and jurisdiction clauses are effectively and efficiently enforced".

Contains full texts of judgments in their original language and translations of key passages of non-English judgments into English.

So in any such case, you may find a Euro-point – for example, my recent post about wanting to rely on an English default judgment in Latvia – using an EU regulation about recognition of those judgments.

This was made abundantly clear in 1996, when -- asked to enforce an English libel judgment because the defendant had moved to Maryland -- the Maryland Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, refused.

Instead, she has asked a federal court in Manhattan to rule that the English libel judgment is unenforceable in New York, on the grounds that it is effectively silencing her in America.