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

52. His delegation supported the proposal that the court should exercise jurisdiction over private persons only in order to avoid conflicts of jurisdiction with the International Court of Justice, which had jurisdiction over States.

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

The jurisdiction of the court should be concurrent with that of national tribunals.

The High Court is a court of record with unlimited original and appellate jurisdiction in civil and criminal matters

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

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

21. The judiciary consists of a high court with jurisdiction throughout the Territory, a district court and several village courts.

B. Jurisdiction of the Court in advisory proceedings

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.

15. The Court should not have general compulsory criminal jurisdiction, and its jurisdiction should be concurrent with or mutually complementary to national courts.

The Inter American Court of Human Rights pointed out that in addition to its adjudicatory jurisdiction, the Court had also exercised advisory jurisdiction.

Bahrain, therefore, contested the basis of jurisdiction invoked by Qatar and concluded that the Court lacked jurisdiction to deal with the application of Qatar. 18

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

The court apos s jurisdiction should apply solely to individuals.

The court should exercise its jurisdiction with the consent of the States concerned in each particular case.

In such circumstances, the court should have direct jurisdiction so that it could deal with the case.

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

It is administered by the Court of Summary Jurisdiction, the Magistrates apos Court, the Juvenile Court and, by special arrangement, the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, which comprises a High Court of Justice and a Court of Appeal. There is a resident puisne judge, whose jurisdiction includes Anguilla.

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

A. Jurisdiction of the Court in contentious cases ... 16 19 3

B. Jurisdiction of the Court in advisory proceedings 20 21 3

In addition, the Court apos s jurisdiction has been further extended.

Therefore the Court allowed the claimant to challenge the jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal in court proceedings.

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.

Initially, the court might exercise jurisdiction over other crimes, but, once the draft Code came into force, its provisions should fall within the court apos s jurisdiction ratione materiae.

It could simply state that the Court would have jurisdiction over such crimes when such jurisdiction was conferred on the Court by any State which had jurisdiction to try the perpetrator of the crime before its own courts.

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

The President of the Court of Major Jurisdiction and the Public Prosecutor

Also, the performance of miracles is beyond the jurisdiction of this court.

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

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.

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 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.