The Hague Convention, which only came into force now, came into force in 2005 as a result of the Judgements Project, a 1992 U.S. initiative. The aim of this initiative was to create a global convention on the recognition and enforcement of civil court decisions. After it became clear that it was not (yet) possible to implement an agreement of this magnitude, the Hague Conference decided to limit the negotiations to the development of international trade jurisdiction rules based on the exclusive choice of judicial agreements. In the spirit of seeking a „lowest common denominator“, this work finally led, in 2005, to the adoption of the Hague Convention on the Choice of Courts. On 10 October 2014, EU justice ministers finally adopted a decision ratifying the Hague Convention on the election of the Court of Justice. (a) vessels, facilities or vessels affected in i) (a) (b) aircraft, to the extent that the law of the State party in which these aircraft are registered does not prohibit the choice of legal arrangements for the insurance of such risks; (c) rolling stock; Some observers argue that the trend towards arbitration in international business transactions could shift in favour of litigation, following the entry into force of a treaty last year, which facilitates the application of court decisions (or „forum selection clauses“) and foreign court decisions. The Hague Convention on the Choice of Judicial Agreements aims to establish a system of recognition of court decisions with the same degree of predictability and opposability as the arbitration awards under the New York Convention. (a) if the contract is a reinsurance contract; (b) when the court decision is closed after the dispute; (c) where, without prejudice to paragraph 2 of Article 1 of the agreement, the choice of a judicial agreement is made between an insurance taker and an insurer, both of whom have their home or habitual residence in the same state contracting at the time of the conclusion of the insurance contract, and that agreement has the effect of conferring jurisdiction on the courts of that state. , even if the prejudicial event occurred abroad, provided such an agreement is not contrary to the law of that state; (d) where the court`s decision relates to an insurance contract covering one or more of the following risks, considered to be of great risk: (a) the agreement is null and fore according to the law of the State of the elected court; (b) a party was unable to conclude the agreement in accordance with state law of the court in the court; (c) the effect of the agreement would lead to a manifest injustice or would be manifestly contrary to the public policy of the state of the court before it; (d) for exceptional reasons beyond the control of the parties, the agreement cannot reasonably be implemented; or (e) the elected court decided not to hear the case. (a) „exclusive forum agreement,“ an agreement between two or more parties that meets the requirements of paragraph (c) and which, for the purposes of resolving disputes arising from or likely to arise from a particular legal relationship, refers to the courts of a contracting state or one or more specific courts of a contracting state, excluding the jurisdiction of other jurisdictions; (b) a for agreement that designates the courts of a contracting state or one or more specific courts of a contracting state is considered exclusive, unless the parties have expressly provided for it otherwise; (c) an exclusive court decision must be concluded or documented – What about the „gap“ for any choice of judicial agreements between the date of withdrawal and the date on which the 2005 convention will enter into force in the United Kingdom? Even according to the British government`s calculations, it would be from 23 .m.