Judgment_paragraph 50 · Supreme Site Services GmbH and Others v Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (C-186/19)

50It is apparent from the Court’s case-law on the interpretation of Article 24 of the 1968 Brussels Convention, which can be transposed to the interpretation of the equivalent provisions in Article 35 of Regulation No 1215/2012, that the expression ‘provisional, including protective, measures’ must be understood as referring to measures which, in matters within the scope of that regulation, are intended to preserve a factual or legal situation so as to safeguard rights the recognition of which is sought elsewhere from the court having jurisdiction as to the substance of the matter (see, to that effect, judgment of 26 March 1992, Reichert and Kockler, C‑261/90, EU:C:1992:149, paragraph 34).

Supreme Site Services GmbH and Others v Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (C-186/19)

Supreme Site Services GmbH and Others v Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (C-186/19)

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