Imagine:. Some Ukrainian counterparty owes you for the goods delivered.

Imagine:

1. A Ukrainian counterparty owes you for the goods delivered. Some documents are missing that are necessary for a successful lawsuit at the Ukrainian Economic Court - e.g. Handover protocol or contract - there are only the issued invoices and customs stamps on the transport documents.

But you still go to court - get Ukrainian and enforceable title and then pull all the blame through operational foreclosure.

2. Or they were not satisfied with the services of one of the Ukrainian airlines and from Germany made a claim for damages in Ukraine and did so successfully.

3. Or your family has adopted a Ukrainian child and want to have the child's family name changed from home in the original documents, which are kept by the Ukrainian registration authority, based on a domestic court decision.

4. Or you may not have been completely satisfied with the performance of your German-Ukrainian consulting firm, and now you want your German claims to be enforced in Ukraine and not go through another Ukrainian law firm accompanying the general Ukrainian judicial procedure.

Imagine that everything is possible and not in theory but already in practice.

These possibilities now offer us the changes in the Ukrainian Code of Judicial Procedure, which have already been confirmed and expanded by the case law.

The procedure is called - recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in Ukraine.