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Arbitration exception raised in second conclusion after dismissal of first conclusion

In a recent ruling of June 8, 2023, by the Court of First Instance in East Flanders, Dendermonde division, a decision was made regarding the validity of an arbitration exception raised in a second conclusion after the dismissal of the first conclusion.
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Court of Cassation emphasizes role of brussels Ibis regulation in insolvency

The Court of Cassation made a ruling in a case with file number C.21.0150.N regarding the application of the Brussels Ibis Regulation. Dated April 28, 2022, this case involves a claim for payment of an invoice for goods delivered prior to the opening of an insolvency procedure. The claimant, established in an EU Member State, had filed a claim against a debtor for whom an insolvency procedure had been opened in another EU Member State.
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The Influence of Public Order on Residency Rights

According to the newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws, since the entry into force of the law of February 24, 2017 amending the Aliens Act with the aim of strengthening the protection of Public Order and national security, in april 2018 the Secretary of state responsible for immigration matters has granted the right of residence…
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