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FINDING COMPETENT COURTS/AUTHORITIES
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Article 67 (a)
The names, addresses and means of communication for the central authorities designated pursuant to Article 53:
Ministry of Labour, Pension System, Family and Social Policy
Ulica grada Vukovara 78
10000 Zagreb
Website: https://mrosp.gov.hr/
Email: pisarnica@mrosp.hr
Tel.: +385 1 555 7013, +385 1 555 7343
Fax: +385 1 6106 171
Article 67 (b)
The languages accepted for communications to central authorities pursuant to Article 57(2):
(a) Croatian or English for communication with the central authorities;
(b) Croatian for applications.
Article 67 (c)
The languages accepted for the certificate concerning rights of access pursuant to Article 45(2):
Croatian
Articles 21 and 29
The applications provided for by Articles 21 and 29 must be submitted to the following courts:
Municipal courts (općinski sudovi; sing. općinski sud) receive and decide on applications for a declaration of enforceability.
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List of competent authorities
Article 33
The appeal provided for by Article 33 must be lodged with the following courts:
Appeals are lodged with courts of second instance (county courts (županijski sudovi; sing. županijski sud) via the court of first instance that adopted the decision (a municipal court).
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Article 34
Appeals pursuant to Article 34:
The judgment given on appeal may be contested by one of the parties submitting a motion for a retrial (Articles 421-428 of the Civil Procedure Act). A motion for a retrial must be submitted to the court which adopted the judgment at first instance (a municipal court).
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