A Digest of the Law of England With Reference to the Conflict of Laws
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414, 429, opinion of Blackburn, J.
396 JUEISDICTION OF FOREIGN COUETS.
If, on the other hand, the judgment is in France a mere nullity, and A, in whose favour it is given, acquires under it no rights in France, then it should be treated as invalid in England, for A has acquired no right under French or any other law which he is entitled to enforce in England.' To this it may be added that a judgment in fact pronounced by a foreign Court of competent jurisdiction is far more likely to be irregul...ar than void. The practical result, therefore, follows that a judgment pronounced by a foreign Com-t of competent juris- diction is generally valid in England, even though hot pronounced by a proper Court.
Illustrations.
1. A obtains judgment in a French Court against X, a British subject, for 100/. The debt has been contracted, if at all, in England. X has never been in France, and there is no circum- stance in the case giving the French Court, in the opinion of English judges, a right to pronounce judgment against X {i.e., the French tribunal is not a Court of competent jurisdiction).^ The judgment is invalid.^ 2.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
414, 429, opinion of Blackburn, J.
396 JUEISDICTION OF FOREIGN COUETS.
If, on the other hand, the judgment is in France a mere nullity, and A, in whose favour it is given, acquires under it no rights in France, then it should be treated as invalid in England, for A has acquired no right under French or any other law which he is entitled to enforce in England.' To this it may be added that a judgment in fact pronounced by a foreign Court of competent jurisdiction is far more likely to be irregul...ar than void. The practical result, therefore, follows that a judgment pronounced by a foreign Com-t of competent juris- diction is generally valid in England, even though hot pronounced by a proper Court.
Illustrations.
1. A obtains judgment in a French Court against X, a British subject, for 100/. The debt has been contracted, if at all, in England. X has never been in France, and there is no circum- stance in the case giving the French Court, in the opinion of English judges, a right to pronounce judgment against X {i.e., the French tribunal is not a Court of competent jurisdiction).^ The judgment is invalid.^ 2.
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