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Document JOC_1991_201_R_0007_02
Judgment of the Court (Sixth Chamber) of 27 June 1991 in Case C-351/89 (reference for a preliminary ruling made by the Court of Appeal of England and Wales): Overseas Union Insurance Limited and Others v. New Hampshire Insurance Company (Brussels Convention — Lis alibi pendens — Taking into account the domicile of the parties — Powers of the court second seised — Jurisdiction in matters relating to insurance — Reinsurance)
Judgment of the Court (Sixth Chamber) of 27 June 1991 in Case C-351/89 (reference for a preliminary ruling made by the Court of Appeal of England and Wales): Overseas Union Insurance Limited and Others v. New Hampshire Insurance Company (Brussels Convention — Lis alibi pendens — Taking into account the domicile of the parties — Powers of the court second seised — Jurisdiction in matters relating to insurance — Reinsurance)
Judgment of the Court (Sixth Chamber) of 27 June 1991 in Case C-351/89 (reference for a preliminary ruling made by the Court of Appeal of England and Wales): Overseas Union Insurance Limited and Others v. New Hampshire Insurance Company (Brussels Convention — Lis alibi pendens — Taking into account the domicile of the parties — Powers of the court second seised — Jurisdiction in matters relating to insurance — Reinsurance)
OJ C 201, 31.7.1991, pp. 7–8
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