Blocking Statute Regulation
PROPOSAL FOR A COUNCIL REGULATION (EC) PROTECTING AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF THE APPLICATION OF CERTAIN LEGISLATION OF CERTAIN THIRD COUNTRIES,AND ACTIONS BASED THEREON OR RESULTING THEREFROM
- Stage
- In force, reached 29 Nov 1996
- In force
- In force since 29 Nov 1996 · CELEX 31996R2271
- Procedure
- Regulation · Consultation procedure
- Last activity
- 29 Nov 1996
Delegated and implementing acts beneath it
By status: 2 published.
| Act | Kind | Status | Adoption |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2018/1100 | Delegated · Regulation | Published | |
| Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2018/1101 | Implementing · Regulation | Published |
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Documents
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- Report · A4-0329/1996Parliament
- Proposal · COM(2018)0494Commission
- OJ C 296 08.10.1996, p. 0010Commission
- OJ C 347 18.11.1996, p. 0047Commission
- Text adopted · OJ L 309 29.11.1996, p. 0001Commission
- Text adopted · Regulation 1996/2271Commission
Summary
GeneratedThe EU Blocking Statute (Regulation 2271/96) prohibits EU persons from complying with listed third-country extraterritorial laws and bars recognition of foreign judgments based on them. Affected persons must report impacts to the Commission within 30 days and may seek damages. It applies to EU residents, incorporated entities, and professionals acting in the EU.
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