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Regardless of whether the Court of Justice answers Question 1, which is formulated in more general terms than this second question, in the affirmative or the negative, must the provisions of EU law listed in Question 1 be interpreted as precluding the following obligatory additional requirements [(a) to (c)] from applying to a party to proceedings that has entered into a credit agreement, in the capacity of a consumer, as referred to in Question 1: (a) in judicial proceedings, a claim, an amendment of a claim or a plea of invalidity relied on by way of defence — contesting the order against the consumer — an amendment of that plea, a counterclaim by the defendant or an amendment of that counterclaim which must be presented by a party to proceedings, whether applicant or defendant, that has entered into a credit agreement, in the capacity of a consumer, as referred to in Question 1, is only admissible — that is to say, will only be examined as to its substance — where, in that document, the party does not only request the court to declare wholly or partially invalid the credit agreement entered into with consumers as referred to in Question 1, but also requests the court to apply the legal consequences associated with the total invalidity of the contract, whereas a party to proceedings that has not entered into a credit agreement, in the capacity of a consumer, or that entered into a credit agreement of a different nature to that described above, between 1 May 2004 and 26 July 2014, in the capacity of a consumer, is not required to present such a document complying with mandatory content requirements? (b) in judicial proceedings, a claim, an amendment of a claim or a plea of invalidity relied on by way of defence — contesting the order against the consumer — an amendment of that plea, a counterclaim by the defendant or an amendment of that counterclaim which must be presented by a party to proceedings, whether applicant or defendant, that has entered into a credit agreement, in the capacity of a consumer, as referred to in Question 1, is only admissible — that is to say, will only be examined as to its substance — where, in that document, whilst requesting the court to declare the total invalidity of the credit agreement entered into with consumers, as referred to in Question 1, no request is made, in the context of legal consequences associated with total invalidity, for legal restoration of the situation prior to the conclusion of the credit agreement, whereas a party to proceedings that has not entered into a credit agreement, in the capacity of a consumer, or that entered into a credit agreement of a different nature to that described above, between 1 May 2004 and 26 July 2014, in the capacity of a consumer, is not required to present such a document complying with mandatory content requirements? (c) in judicial proceedings, a claim, an amendment of a claim or a plea of invalidity relied on by way of defence — contesting the order against the consumer — an amendment of that plea, a counterclaim by the defendant or an amendment of that counterclaim which must be presented by a party to proceedings, whether applicant or defendant, that has entered into a credit agreement, in the capacity of a consumer, as referred to in Question 1, is only admissible — that is to say, will only be examined as to its substance — where that document includes, in relation to the period from the start of the contractual legal relationship to the date the court is seised, a settlement calculation carried out using an extremely complex mathematical methodology (as prescribed by national provisions) which must also take into account the rules regulating currency conversion into forints, as well as including a detailed breakdown represented in a mathematically verifiable way; indicating the payments due under the credit agreement, payments made by the applicant, the payments due leaving aside the void clause, and the difference between those figures; and specifying the grand total that the party that entered into the credit agreement, in the capacity of a consumer, as referred to in Question 1, still owes the credit institution or paid in excess, whereas a party to proceedings that has not entered into a credit agreement, in the capacity of a consumer, or that entered into a credit agreement of a different nature to that described above, between 1 May 2004 and 26 July 2014, in the capacity of a consumer, is not required to present such a document complying with mandatory content requirements?