Exequatur
The exequatur ( Latin ex (s) equatur , he executes' ) means: "May he exercise".
International civil procedural law
In international civil procedure law , exequatur refers to the declaration of enforceability in Germany of a domestic or foreign arbitration award or a foreign judgment in an exequatur procedure .
international law
In international law , the word exequatur (“The consul may exercise his office”) denotes the permission granted to a consul by the receiving state to exercise consular functions within its consular district. The exequatur is issued to the heads of independent consular posts on presentation of the consular patent issued by the sending state or other notification of their appointment as consul.
Enforcement of sentences
In the enforcement of sentences , the term exequatur refers to the adoption of the enforcement of a criminal judgment against a foreign citizen by the authorities of his home country. The decision is made by a regional court by way of an order ( Section 55 IRG ).
Publication right of church acts
In this context, exequatur refers to the state approval for the publication of church acts.
See also
- Regulation (EC) No. 44/2001 (EuGVVO) (Brussels I EU Regulation)
