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From a more practical than doctrinal point of view, it is intended to give an overview of the criterion set out in the Order of the Spanish Supreme Court dated 16 October 2019, which decides the negative conflict of jurisdiction between a civil Court of First Instance and an Employment Court and rul...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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2020
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| Online Access: | https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=7234305 |
| Source: | Bitácora Millennium DIPr: Derecho Internacional Privado, ISSN 2444-3220, Nº. 11, 2020 |
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From a more practical than doctrinal point of view, it is intended to give an overview of the criterion set out in the Order of the Spanish Supreme Court dated 16 October 2019, which decides the negative conflict of jurisdiction between a civil Court of First Instance and an Employment Court and rules that the latter has jurisdiction for the enforcement of a judgment given by a French court granting compensation arising from a contract of employment. This paper points out the questionability of that criterion, under the view of the national and European law, and the problems that it poses by its extension to other jurisdictions. |
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