APL_21602/2024

METHOD AND DEVICE FOR SECURE COMMUNICATIONS OVER A NETWORK USING A HARDWARE SECURITY ENGINE

AppealsMain AppealCourt of AppealAppeal RoP220.2—

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Target	Legal point	Strength	Excerpt
273	service — outside Contracting Member States	Binding	concerning service of a Statement of claim on defendants in China and Taiwan (R.273 and R.274 RoP)
274	service — Hague Convention procedure	Binding	Attempts to serve in China by any method provided for by the Hague Convention pursuant to R.274.1(a)(ii) RoP shall normally be made before service permitted by the law of the state where service is to be effected
274.1	service — Hague Convention method (China)	Binding	Attempts to serve in China by any method provided for by the Hague Convention pursuant to R.274.1(a)(ii) RoP shall normally be made before service permitted by the law of the state where service is to be effected (R.274.1(b) RoP)
274.1	service — law of state where service effected	Binding	service permitted by the law of the state where service is to be effected (R.274.1(b) RoP) or by alternative methods or at an alternative place (R.275 RoP) is permitted.
274.1	service — diplomatic/consular channels (Taiwan)	Binding	Similarly, attempts to serve in Taiwan by diplomatic or consular channels pursuant to R.274.1(a)(iii) shall be made.
275	service — alternative method	Binding	by alternative methods or at an alternative place (R.275 RoP) is permitted.
271.5	service — not applicable to non-EU defendants	Binding	As said, R.271.5(a) RoP does not apply to these companies.

Target	Legal point	Strength	Excerpt
Regulation (EU) 2020/1784	service — EU service regulation	Background	R.274.1(a)(i) RoP can also be understood to convey that there are substantive limitations to the applicability of Regulation 2020/1784 (see for example Article 1 of that Regulation).

Target	Legal point	Strength	Excerpt
Hague Convention Art. 15.2	service — default judgment without certificate	Background	Article 15.2 of the Hague Convention provides that each Contracting State shall be free to declare that the judge may give judgment even if no certificate of service or delivery has been received

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