Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments

A foreign judgment can be referred to the Russian courts for recognition and enforcement within five years from the day after the foreign judgment entered into force. TRUE or FALSE?

• TRUE

• FALSE

Who has the right to request the procedure for non-recognition or enforcement of this judgment or decision in Vietnam?

• a. The judgment creditor or their lawful representative.

• b. Anyone involved in the judgment or decision.

• c. Family, relatives of the sentence person.

Some law exists regarding the enforcement of other acts than judgments (choose 3)

• Requirements of interested parties

• Authentic instruments

• Settlements

• Cost decisions

Article 66 of the Law on Civil Judgment Execution (LCE) in Vietnam provides for which of the following measures to ensure enforcement? (choose 3)

• a. freezing bank accounts.

• b. seizing assets and papers.

• c. suspending registration, transfer or change in the current state of assets.

• d. distraint and handling of the judgment debtor's assets, including those held by third parties.

On the basis of what foreign judgments are recognized and enforced in the Russian Federation? (choose 2)

• Chapter 31 of the Commercial Procedure Code

• Article 412 of Civil Procedure Code

• Chapter 45 of the Civil Procedure Code

• under Article 244 of Commercial Procedure Code

On what principles are foreign judgments recognized and enforced?

• Principle of reciprocity

• One-way principle

• Not based on principles

According to what judgements made without prior notice are NOT enforceable in Russian Federation? (choose 2)

• Chapter 31 of the Commercial Procedure Code

• under Article 244 of Commercial Procedure Code

• Article 412 of Civil Procedure Code

• Chapter 45 of the Civil Procedure Code

Under Vietnamese law, the recognition of foreign judgments are governed by?

• the 2008 Law on Civil Enforcement

• 2014 Law on Civil Enforcement

• Chapters XXXV and XXXVI of the 2015 Code of Civil Procedure

Enforcement is usually limited to civil and commercial matters. Right or Wrong?

• Right

• Wrong