The personal jurisdiction (jurisdiction ratione personae) of a court

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

Subject matter jurisdiction of the court

As the report of the Court notes, it is the only international court of a universal character with general jurisdiction.

The workload of a court would also clearly be more limited if it exercised concurrent jurisdiction with national courts rather than exclusive jurisdiction.

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

7. The jurisdiction of the court must concern the individuals.

As High Court Judge, I exercised jurisdiction over all indictable matters coming before the High Court.

Once it is considered that the court has jurisdiction to deal with the subject matter of an application, then the question of excluding judges who will exercise the court's jurisdiction is examined. Supreme Court of Cyprus, case No.

1. A State cannot invoke immunity from jurisdiction in a proceeding before a court of another State with regard to a matter or case if it has expressly consented to the exercise of jurisdiction by the court with regard to the matter or case

Nonetheless, the advisory jurisdiction of the Court has seldom been used.

The States parties should accept the court apos s jurisdiction by making a declaration to this effect, analogous to acceptance of the compulsory jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice.

However, only 66 countries, including Pakistan, have accepted the compulsory jurisdiction of the Court, in accordance with Article 36, paragraph 2, of the Statute of the Court.

(ii) Serious enough to warrant inclusion in the jurisdiction of a court.

The establishment of an essentially voluntary jurisdiction for such a court, which would be concurrent with that of national courts

47. The question of specificity overlaps with the question of how the statute is to confer jurisdiction on a court.

The jurisdiction of a court chosen in accordance with paragraph 1 is exclusive for disputes between the parties to the contract only if the parties so agree and the agreement conferring jurisdiction

The ways by which a State might accept the jurisdiction of a court

keywords arbitral tribunal arbitration clause award enforcement of award recognition of court jurisdiction

1995 2001 Judge, Tribunal de Grande Instance (Court of Major Jurisdiction) of Paris.

1982 1984 Judge, Tribunal de Grande Instance (Court of Major Jurisdiction) of Bethune.

Protection from the jurisdiction of the Court should not be viewed as unusual.

In some instances, those crimes may fall within the jurisdiction of the Court.

Recourse to the advisory jurisdiction of the Court has also been quite rare.

The International Court of Justice, however, retains its place as the only international Court of universal character and general jurisdiction.

The Court has also ably dealt with extremely intricate issues concerning the admissibility of cases in the context of its own jurisdiction.

He also sits in his civil jurisdiction as Judge of the Petty Civil Court.

Those States intending to become parties to the statute would no doubt wish to reconcile to the greatest possible extent the personal jurisdiction of a court with the equivalent jurisdiction in their domestic criminal law.

The High Court forms one branch of the Supreme Court of judicature of Trinidad and Tobago. It exercises criminal and civil jurisdiction.

Nigeria was one of the first States to accept the compulsory jurisdiction of the Court.

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.

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.

As regards the personal jurisdiction (jurisdiction ratione personae) of a court, the consent of the State of which the accused is a national should not be required.

Kenya has already declared its acceptance of the Court's compulsory jurisdiction in accordance with article 36, paragraph 2, of the Statute of the Court.

The law is administered by the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, which comprises a Court of Appeal and a High Court of Justice, courts of summary jurisdiction and magistrate courts.

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

2001 present Vice President of the Tribunal de Grande Instance (Court of Major Jurisdiction) of Nanterre.

One non State party, Côte d'Ivoire, has lodged a declaration accepting the jurisdiction of the Court.

Australia has noted the importance of this view. The establishment of a voluntary jurisdiction for a court would require a mechanism by which States could accept this jurisdiction.

The Government of Belgium defended the case and argued that the Court had no jurisdiction to interfere with the United Nations or the European Union.

The jurisdiction of the Court is limited to offences triable summarily, committal proceedings and certain inquiries together with civil litigation up to a prescribed level.

The International Criminal Court is up and running, and 107 states, including Mexico, have ratified the treaty establishing the court and acceded to its jurisdiction.

The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), (based in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago), is the court of last resort (final jurisdiction) over Barbadian law.

The acceptance of a court apos s jurisdiction by a State would be done by separate act.

On the contrary, the State as such must not be subject to the jurisdiction of the court.