
05 January 2026Publication
Jurisdiction – the “Brexit transition period gap”
The Belgian Supreme Court has held that the Hague Convention 2005 continued to apply to the UK during the Brexit transition period
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05 January 2026Publication
The Belgian Supreme Court has held that the Hague Convention 2005 continued to apply to the UK during the Brexit transition period

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