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In DEPKA Bank Plc v Provincia di Pisa [2012] EWHC 687 (Comm), the Commercial Court considered whether to refer a question as to whether proceedings were civil or commercial to the ECJ.
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Commercial Court refuses to refer to ECJ question whether proceedings are a civil or commercial matter
Practical Law UK Legal Update Case Report 1-518-6931
(Approx. 4 pages)
Commercial Court refuses to refer to ECJ question whether proceedings are a civil or commercial matter
by
Michael James
, Enterprise Chambers
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Published on 28 Mar 2012
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England,
Wales
In
DEPKA Bank Plc v Provincia di Pisa [2012] EWHC 687 (Comm)
, the Commercial Court considered whether to refer a question as to whether proceedings were civil or commercial to the ECJ.