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Revised Laws of Saint Lucia (2023)

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17. Certified copy of Judgement

Any application under section 4 of the Act for a certified copy of a judgement obtained in the High Court shall be made ex parte to the Registrar of the High Court on an affidavit made by the judgement creditor or his solicitor giving the particulars of the judgement and showing that the judgement debtor is resident in the United Kingdom or in some (stating what) part of Her Majesty's Dominions outside the United Kingdom to which the Act extends and stating to the best of his information and belief the title, trade, business or occupation of the judgement creditor and judgement debtor respectively and their respective usual or last known places of abode or business.

17. Certified copy of Judgement

3. Power to extend Part 1 to foreign countries giving reciprocal treatment

4. Application for and effect of registration of foreign judgement

5. Rules of Court

6. Cases in which registered judgements must, or may be set aside

7. Powers of registering Court on application to set aside registration

8. Foreign judgements which can be registered not to be enforceable otherwise

9. Power to apply Part 1 to other parts of Commonwealth

10. General effect of certain foreign judgements

11. Power to make foreign judgements unenforceable in Saint Lucia if no reciprocity

12. Issue of certificates of judgements obtained in Saint Lucia

13. Registration of other foreign judgements

Enforcement of Foreign Judgements Orders – Section 9

Enforcement of Foreign Judgements Rules – Section 9

Enforcement of Foreign Judgements (The Court of Justice of the European Communities) Order – Section 13

2. Interpretation

PART 1 ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN JUDGEMENTS BY RECIPROCITY

3. Power to extend Part 1 to foreign countries giving reciprocal treatment

4. Application for and effect of registration of foreign judgement

5. Rules of Court

6. Cases in which registered judgements must, or may be set aside

7. Powers of registering Court on application to set aside registration

8. Foreign judgements which can be registered not to be enforceable otherwise

9. Power to apply Part 1 to other parts of Commonwealth

PART 2 MISCELLANEOUS AND GENERAL

10. General effect of certain foreign judgements

11. Power to make foreign judgements unenforceable in Saint Lucia if no reciprocity

12. Issue of certificates of judgements obtained in Saint Lucia

13. Registration of other foreign judgements

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

Enforcement of Foreign Judgements Orders – Section 9 (Statutory Instruments 1/1922, 2/1922, 1/1924, 36/1951 and 31/1956)

Enforcement of Foreign Judgements Rules – Section 9 (Gazette 11 November 1922)

1. The Application

2. The Affidavit

3. Title of Affidavit and Petition

4. Service of Petition

6. Form of order

7. The register

8. Form of register

9. Notice of registration

10. Form of notice

11. Endorsement of service

12. Application to set aside registration

13. Petition to set aside

15. Affidavit of service

16. Form of writ of execution

18. Form of certified copy

19. Definitions

Enforcement of Foreign Judgements (The Court of Justice of the European Communities) Order – Section 13 (Statutory Instrument 11/1992)

2. Interpretation

3. Court of Justice of the European Communities