The end of 2020 saw the end of the Brexit transition period
wherein the ties connecting the UK and the Lugano Convention 2007,
which deals with jurisdiction issues and judgements'
enforceability between its signatories, were cut. On the
8th of April 2020, an attempt on the part of the UK was
made to re-join such convention as an impartial contracting state;
however, clarity as to whether the EU has approved has yet to be
established.
UK and Norway Agreement
On the 13th of October 2020, a separate agreement
between the UK and Norway was signed to ascertain the continuance
of enforcement and recognition of civil judgements between them.
National UK law, however, will continue to govern jurisdiction, as
presently there is no existent accord with Norway regarding
such.