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1. Article 5(1), Forum solutionis contractus

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 May 2009

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The EEC Convention on Jurisdiction and Judgments of 27 September 1968 in Netherlands Legal Practice
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Copyright © T.M.C. Asser Press 1976

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* See e.g. article 443 of the Coutume d'Orléans, rendered by Jousse, , Nouveau commentaire sur l'Ordonnance civile de 1667, p. 21Google Scholar, as follows: “Si aucun forain ou étranger fait quelque contrat, promesse ou marché dans la Ville et Fauxbourgs d'Orléans, et que, pour raison de ce contrat ou marché, il soit poursuivi en Justice, il est tenu alors de répondre pardevant le Prévôt d'Orléans”; Para. 88, Title XXIX Allgemeine Gerichtsordnung für die Preussischen Staaten (combined with the forum arresti); Wielant, Philips, Practijcke ende maniere van procederen, 1622Google Scholar, T.I. Cap. XIX no. 2 ff. (combined with the “personal service forum”).

** On Para. 29 Zivilprozeszordnung: Baumbach-Lauterbach, 1973 31, p. 7377.Google Scholar On s. 420 of the French CCPr: Dalloz, , Nouveau RépertoireGoogle Scholar, voce compétence commeiciale 34–46; Carré, , Les lois de la procédure civile II, 1833, p. 136139Google Scholar, referring for older caselaw to Jousse's commentary on the Ordonnance de 1673. On the old s. 314 of the Dutch CCPr: the card index of the Nederlandse Jurisprudentie, and Schüller, , Wetboek van burgerlijke rechtsvordering, 1851, pp. 112113.Google Scholar

* We utilize at the moment only the French translation.

* Tractatenblad 1964 no. 117. Zweigert/Kropholler, , Sources of Int. Uniform Law, Vol. I p. 41.Google Scholar Entry into force for W. Germany 16.4.1974.

* S. 126(2) CCPr.: The defendant who has no known domicile in the Kingdom shall be sued before the court of his actual residence.

* s. 1550 CC: If nothing has been stipulated thereupon in the contract of sale, the buyer shall pay at the place and time where the delivery should be made (In practice this only applies to sales for cash. –V.).

s. 1429 CC: Payment shall be made at the place stipulated in the contract; in the absence of a stipulation, payment as regards specific goods shall be made at the place where the goods concerned are at the time of contusion of the contract.

Apart from these two cases, payment shall be made at the domicile of the creditor as long as he continues to be domiciled in the municipality where he was domiciled at the time of conclusion of the obligation, and otherwise at the domicile of the debtor.