The term refers to the idea that courts should not act in a way that demeans the jurisdiction, laws, or judicial decisions of another jurisdiction.

Furthermore, one may also accept that the jurisdiction of the court concurs with the national jurisdiction, if the latter is in fact exercised.

The institutions failed to act in a consistent manner in some cases, the Attorney General's Office claimed jurisdiction, while in others it considered that it lacked jurisdiction.

The personal jurisdiction (jurisdiction ratione personae) of a court

Jurisdiction

jurisdiction

The High Commissioner also urges the Attorney General to issue clear instructions so that prosecutors do not cede jurisdiction to the military criminal justice system in cases unconnected to that jurisdiction.

10. Any mechanism for accepting the jurisdiction of a court would have to allow States flexibility in nominating the terms upon which they would accept that jurisdiction.

The subject matter jurisdiction (jurisdiction ratione materiae) of a court

(f) That there is no universal jurisdiction of the Albanian courts in cases involving torture

While recognizing that the jurisdiction of States is primarily territorial, the Court concluded that the Covenant's reach extended to acts done by a State in the exercise of its jurisdiction outside of its own territory .

jurisdiction of States.

Cases by jurisdiction

Jurisdiction Chapter 15

Jurisdiction and Arbitration

It was sufficient that the defence of lack of jurisdiction was raised in the written statements.

With regard to the language on exclusive jurisdiction, it is our interpretation that it does not affect the universal jurisdiction of Member States in areas such as war crimes, torture and terrorism.

For that reason, we urge countries that have not yet done so to accept the Court's unrestricted jurisdiction in contentious cases, and we invite those States that have placed reservations on their acceptance of the Court's jurisdiction to remove them.

The council found that it had jurisdiction to decide whether to grant that order.

It concludes therefore that its jurisdiction is not affected by this denunciation.

We note that only 65 States have accepted the Court's compulsory jurisdiction.

Once again, it is the State in whose jurisdiction the crimes are committed that bears primary responsibility for ensuring that.

(d) Provision conferring jurisdiction

reconciling conflicts of jurisdiction.

21. Australia notes that the concept of quot ceded jurisdiction quot advanced in paragraph 456 of the Working Group apos s report offers only a partial solution to resolving possible conflicts between a State apos s jurisdiction under an existing treaty and its acceptance of a court apos s jurisdiction.

Contracting Parties have in accordance with generally accepted principles of international law the responsibility of ensuring that activities under their jurisdiction or control do not cause damage to the environment or the natural resources under the jurisdiction of other Contracting Parties or of areas beyond the limits of national jurisdiction.

If the shipper and the carrier agree that a competent court has jurisdiction to decide disputes that may arise under this Convention, then that court has non exclusive jurisdiction, provided that the agreement conferring it is concluded or documented

Issue 4 Exclusive jurisdiction clauses

Northern Ireland is a common law jurisdiction and its common law is similar to that in England and Wales.

Klan members were prosecuted, and many fled from areas that were under federal government jurisdiction, particularly in South Carolina.

In this connection, it was pointed out that, in order to be effective, an exclusive jurisdiction clause must bind third parties.

It was also noted that at least in one jurisdiction no tender securities were used at all in electronic reverse auctions.

Québec concluded a bilateral agreement with Canada entitled Asymmetrical Federalism that respects Québec's Jurisdiction .

The remittance system of Hawala does not obtain in this jurisdiction.

In drafting the provisions of the statute on jurisdiction, the ILC should precisely define the terms on which a State may accept the jurisdiction of a court.

Express consent to exercise of jurisdiction

Subject matter jurisdiction of the court

keywords interim award interim measures jurisdiction

Jurisdiction on criminal and civil cases.

(c) Ensure that acts of torture become subject to universal jurisdiction in Ugandan law in accordance with article 5 of the Convention

By Orders of the same date in the eight remaining cases, the Court stated that it lacked jurisdiction prima facie.

The Working Group was reminded that it had considered the provisions of chapter 15 of the draft instrument on jurisdiction at its fourteenth session and that it had agreed to include in the draft instrument a chapter on jurisdiction (see A CN.9 572, paras.

It was suggested that it would be difficult to support an exclusive jurisdiction clause that might allow the carrier in some situations to dictate jurisdiction, particularly where a remote geographic location and the costs of litigating disputes could put cargo interests at a disadvantage.

It was suggested that, given the decision of the Working Group to include in the draft instrument provisions with respect to jurisdiction, the inclusion of provisions on recognition and enforcement would be desirable in order to reinforce the likelihood that resort could predictably be had to the jurisdiction provisions.

(c) If an aerospace object were located in the airspace of a State, it would be subject to the jurisdiction of that State, whereas if it were located in international airspace, the principle of nationality would apply, that is, the jurisdiction of the State where the object was registered.