CONVENTION OF 27 SEPTEMBER 1968 ON JURISDICTION AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS - RECOGNITION OR GRANT OF AN ORDER FOR ENFORCEMENT IN ONE CONTRACTING STATE OF A JUDGMENT GIVEN IN ANOTHER CONTRACTING STATE - STAY OF THE PROCEEDINGS FOR RECOGNITION OR ENFORCEMENT - APPEAL LODGED IN THE STATE IN WHICH THE JUDGMENT WAS GIVEN AGAINST THE FOREIGN JUDGMENT - CONCEPT OF ' ORDINARY APPEAL ' WITHIN THE MEANING OF ARTICLES 30 AND 38 OF THE CONVENTION - DIFFERENCES IN THE LEGAL CONCEPTS OF THE VARIOUS CONTRACTING STATES WITH REGARD TO THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN ' ORDINARY ' AND ' EXTRAORDINARY ' APPEALS - DEFINITION OF THE CONCEPT OF ' ORDINARY APPEAL ' SOLELY WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE CONVENTION - MEANING ( CONVENTION OF 27 SEPTEMBER 1968 , ARTICLES 30 AND 38 )