In the article, the author assesses the provisions of the Hague Regulation on Service. The Hague Convention on Service governs the service of judicial documents in disputes with an international element, while the recognition and enforceability of judgments from other Member States in respect of the rights of the defendant, including service, is established in the context of public order checks. The author points out that in the current situation, where the rules on service are contained in several different legal acts, there is a constant risk of incoherence in the application of these acts in practice, which should be avoided in the light of building an effective judicial area.
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