38Secondly, as regards the context of Article 23(c) of Regulation No 805/2004, it should be noted that, in the scheme of that regulation, the abolition of exequatur, provided for in Article 5, is based on a clear division of jurisdiction between the courts and authorities of the Member State of origin and those of the Member State of enforcement, together with requirements to be observed in the context of the procedure leading to the adoption of a judgment on an uncontested claim as well as when that judgment is enforced. That division of jurisdiction stems from the fact that the claim and the European Enforcement Order establishing it rely on the law of the Member State of origin, while the enforcement procedure is governed by the law of the Member State of enforcement, in accordance with Article 20 of that regulation.
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