Any Member State may refuse to recognise insolvency proceedings opened in another Member State or to enforce a judgment handed down in the context of such proceedings where the effects of such recognition or enforcement would be manifestly contrary to that State's public policy, in particular its fundamental principles or the constitutional rights and liberties of the individual.
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Chapter II · RECOGNITION OF INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS › Article 33
Public policy
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