Abstract
This chapter considers the jurisdiction of the UK and Irish courts in relation to schemes and restructuring plans. The chapter considers these under the statutory jurisdictional requirements and the judge-made jurisdictional elements, such as sufficient connection and the ‘substantial effect’ doctrine. The chapter also discusses the pre- and post-Brexit jurisdictional position of UK schemes, restructuring plans, and Irish schemes under the EU Judgments Regulation, the Lugano Convention, the EU Insolvency Regulation, the Hague Convention, the UNCITRAL Model law, and private domestic international law.
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