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II. THE ANTI-SUIT INJUNCTION IN THE EUROPEAN JUDICIAL SPACE: TURNER v GROVIT1

This case deals with the use of the English law anti-suit injunction in combination with the Brussels Convention.2 That Convention has since been replaced by the so-called Brussels I Regulation.3 The Regulation kept the structure and basic rules of the Convention so that this judgment will stay effective and the rule established by it will apply equally under the Regulation.