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"In the field of international civil proceedings, the sensible functioning of the internal market is frustrated by certain differences in national rules regulating jurisdiction and the recognition of decisions. The eight-year existence of the Brussels I Regulation has shown the importance of and the need for such a measure which, together with the Brussels II Regulation, creates a comprehensive European measure in the area of civil and commercial procedural relationships.
From the moment this instrument came into being, disputes arising in relationships with an international dimension have had unified procedural rules applying to the jurisdiction, recognition and implementation of court decisions in the European Union.
The parties involved have therefore gained greater legal certainty, despite differing substantive law measures. Personally, I consider this to be one of the most important and most widely-used instruments in international private law, and I hope that use of the instrument will continue to be supported, that it will constantly evolve, and that it will also prove necessary for the decision-making work of the courts."@en1
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