Interest section of the Article 53 certificate In cross-border enforcement practice, the information relating to interest is not always sufficiently clear for enforcement authorities in other Member States. The certificate should enable the enforcement authority to determine the enforceable amount without having to establish the content of foreign interest legislation.
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Rijken Gerechtsdeurwaarders
Public authority · Netherlands
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Rijken Gerechtsdeurwaarders filed 2 positions on 5 Oct 2026, across 1 of the 657 legislative files tracked here.
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Penalty payments (astreintes) The Regulation does not clearly address the enforcement of penalty payments that accrue after issuance of the Article 53 certificate. In practice, certificates are often issued shortly after the judgment, while the penalty payments may continue to accrue afterwards.
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