BRAZIL Law and Practice Contributed by: Cláudio Finkelstein, Maria Isabel Gori Montes and Laura Martini Brevilieri, Finkelstein Advogados
Brazilian courts may exercise jurisdiction over foreign parties within the limits of the rules on international jurisdiction (Articles 21 to 23 of the CCP). However, reaching persons or assets located abroad depends on international judicial co-operation and on the limits of sovereignty, such that the practical ability to bind a foreign third party is constrained accordingly.
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