إشكالات تنفيذ الأحكام الأجنبية المتعلقة بالأهلية وحالة الأشخاص: دراسة مقارنة بين التشريع الجزائري والتشريعات الأخرى

Abstract EN

The subject of implementing foreign judicial rulings is of special importance in private international law, and various legal systems have permitted the implementation of foreign rulings within their territory, provided that the implementation is in civil and commercial rulings and does not take place except after granting the executive formula as a general rule.

however, this topic has witnessed development.

notable in its rulings and the first country to establish an exception to the rule was French jurisprudence, which recognized the validity of res judicata in foreign judgments related to status and eligibility before obtaining the order for implementation, and this is what many countries in the world have taken, as for Algeria, the Algerian legislator did not regulate the issue of the validity of foreign judgments in the status and eligibility articles, neither in the internal legislation, the civil procedure code, nor in international judicial agreements, and made all judgments effective after granting the executive version.