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The Tribunal is not bound by national rules either as to its procedure or its jurisdiction.

However, a certain prejudice in favour of the court apos s jurisdiction should result from the rules of the constituent convention.

The Supreme Court rules inter alia on applications for judicial review and has original jurisdiction on appeals for abuse of power.

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However, concern was also expressed that recourse to arbitration might hinder the application of the rules of the draft instrument on exclusive jurisdiction.

It contains modern rules on the regulation of ships and on jurisdiction concerning the delictual actions of ships and pollution caused by them.

The personal jurisdiction (jurisdiction ratione personae) of a court

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

Nothing in this Chapter shall affect jurisdiction with regard to arrest pursuant to applicable rules of the law of the state or of international law .

jurisdiction of States.

Cases by jurisdiction

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It provides specific rules of jurisdiction, applicable law and recognition of judgements, while enhancing coordination of the measures to be taken regarding an insolvent debtor's assets.

Under normal circumstances, the rules of territorial jurisdiction would apply, and an alleged offender would be brought to trial in the courts of the host country.

(d) Provision conferring jurisdiction

reconciling conflicts of jurisdiction.

Jurisdiction over the suspect

(h) State of jurisdiction

quot Establishment of jurisdiction

Article 4. Concurrent jurisdiction

1. Mandate and jurisdiction

The court could only have jurisdiction, however, where the State concerned accepted such jurisdiction.

The Chief Justice is responsible for making rules with respect to practice, direction and procedure of the Supreme Court in relation to the jurisdiction and powers of that Court.

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In future the Internet will be used more extensively to transfer money from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.

The 1998 Ottawa Taxation Framework Conditions provide that rules for the consumption taxation of cross border electronic commerce should result in taxation in the jurisdiction where the consumption takes place.

The rules are the rules.

It has jurisdiction over constitutional and electoral matters and rules on the constitutionality of laws and orders as well as on the conformity of international treaties and agreements with the Constitution.

Express consent to exercise of jurisdiction

Subject matter jurisdiction of the court

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Jurisdiction on criminal and civil cases.

These include areas beyond national jurisdiction.

B. Contentious proceedings of minor jurisdiction

In at least one jurisdiction, it has been found that such rules could be easily overridden or amended by ministers or officials in those agencies, the rules do not create legal rights and obligations, and it is unlikely that they will be enforceable in the courts.

Depending on the outcome of the drafting of the rules on jurisdiction, the Security Council might well play a central role in identifying situations that might entail legal action by the Court.

The United Kingdom has no doubts about its sovereignty over the Falkland Islands and its consequential right to extend maritime jurisdiction around the Territory in accordance with the rules of international law.

The Industrial Relations Court has exclusive jurisdiction in labour related matters. The Industrial Relations Court has the jurisdiction to

Jurisdiction on constitutional, criminal and civil cases.