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I would like to congratulate the rapporteur on the efforts made during the negotiations, because through this regulation citizens and businesses in the European Union will have access to a consistent legal framework which will allow civil and commercial judgments pronounced by the competent courts to be recognised and enforced promptly in a Member State other than the one in which the judgment was pronounced, and by this means they will be able to derive full benefit from rights gained in court. I support the change proposed by the rapporteur, that of abolishing
for civil and commercial judgments, because this means that any judgment obtained in a Member State will automatically be recognised in any other Member State, and this will lead to a significant improvement in the access to justice guaranteed to citizens and businesses, contributing at the same time to the acceleration of the judicial process. I believe that this proposal is also important for European consumers, who are among the main beneficiaries of this reform in the field of judicial cooperation. It is essential that their right to take legal action against the other party to a contract in the courts where the former are domiciled is always guaranteed."@en1
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