The Project
The DEUCE Project focuses on improving the enforcement of judicial decisions in cross-border pecuniary claims by expanding and enhancing the SCAN/SCAN-II project to cover European Enforcement Orders (EEO) and European Orders for Payment (EOP). The project aims to create dedicated roadmaps for EEO and EOP enforcement across EU Member States.
Addressing Enforcement Challenges
Cross-border enforcement of judicial decisions remains challenging due to the lack of harmonization of enforcement rules across Member States. This makes it difficult for citizens, legal professionals, and enforcement agents to navigate the various national procedures when seeking to enforce EEO and EOP decisions in other EU countries.
Project Solutions
The DEUCE Project addresses these challenges through:
- Creating comprehensive roadmaps for EEO and EOP enforcement procedures in all EU Member States
- Developing digital tools to guide users through cross-border enforcement processes
- Providing comparative analysis of national enforcement rules
- Enhancing access to justice for citizens and businesses across the EU
Stakeholder Engagement
The project actively engages with key stakeholders including lawyers, bailiffs, consumer associations, and policymakers to ensure the practical relevance and effectiveness of its outputs.
EU Funding
This project is co-funded by the European Union's Justice Programme (2021-2027). The content of this website represents the views of the author only and is their sole responsibility. The European Commission does not accept any responsibility for use that may be made of the information it contains.