The military and arbitral jurisdictions are recognized as independent jurisdictions

Therefore, we call upon all of those States that have not yet done so to consider acceptance of the Court's compulsory jurisdiction, without conditions.

Jurisdiction

jurisdiction of States.

3. In the event of a dispute as to whether the Tribunal has competence, the matter shall be settled by the decision of the Tribunal.

The ratione temporis and ratione materiae competences, as well as the investigating powers of the two commissions, were identical.

Jurisdiction Chapter 15

Jurisdiction and Arbitration

C. Jurisprudence

C. Military jurisdiction

Article VI (Jurisdiction)

The principle of complementarity on which the jurisdiction of the Court is based was something that could not be understood.

The jurisdiction of the court should therefore be limited to the core crimes and even then the court should exercise jurisdiction only if the State concerned decided that it was unable to do so.

reconciling conflicts of jurisdiction.

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It also welcomes the information that the jurisdiction of the military tribunals has been limited to members of the armed forces in the exercise of their official functions that these tribunals have no jurisdiction over civilians and that cases of human rights violations by members of the army and the security forces fall under the jurisdiction of civilian courts.

Nothing in the concept of inherent jurisdiction excluded criminal jurisdiction in accordance with national law.

It is regrettable that only a dozen countries have accepted the Court's jurisdiction without reservations or conditions.

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Article 10. Limited jurisdiction

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Article 8. Limited jurisdiction

51. CARICOM supported the proposal for the extension of the court s inherent jurisdiction to the core crimes, but could see no advantage in limiting that jurisdiction to genocide only, as proposed in the draft statute prepared by the International Law Commission (A 49 10, chap. II). Her delegation did not agree that inherent jurisdiction would amount to an encroachment on State sovereignty since it believed that inherent jurisdiction should not be seen as exclusive jurisdiction.

In any event, this administrative body had no jurisdiction in relation to religious and social associations.

Territorial organization and jurisdiction of the judiciary

His delegation had also sought a clarification as to whether the sharing of competences took the form of an absolute transfer of competence to the European Union in particular areas, with States retaining competence over other areas, or whether competence over certain areas was shared by the Union and its member States.

Issue 4 Exclusive jurisdiction clauses

C. Competence and specialization of courts

Principle 23 Jurisdiction of foreign courts

PRINCIPLE 23. JURISDICTION OF FOREIGN COURTS

Principle 20 Jurisdiction of foreign courts

PRINCIPLE 20. JURISDICTION OF FOREIGN COURTS

1. Flag State jurisdiction

I urge those States that have not yet done so to consider recognizing the compulsory jurisdiction of the Court generally if possible or, failing that, at least in specific situations.

The Jurisdictional Immunities Convention applies to the immunity of a State and its property from the jurisdiction of the courts of another State.

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

The court apos s jurisdiction should not be retroactive it was in fact impossible to conceive how the court could have retroactive jurisdiction.

The Supreme Court has unlimited jurisdiction to hear and determine any civil or criminal proceedings.

With regard to court jurisdiction, it was noted that priority disputes could be left to be resolved by the courts with jurisdiction over the parties to the dispute.

The national law would establish the subject matter, temporal and personal jurisdiction of the commission, its powers and competences and its relationship with the special chamber.

With regard to the issue of mixed competence, he pointed out that the term competence had a specific meaning in the context of the EU.

It was pointed out, however, that this argument would run against encouraging States which had not yet done so to accept the jurisdiction of the Court.

If there were, for example, four areas of competence under the draft convention, he would like to know whether shared competence meant that competence over, say, the first two areas lay exclusively with the REIO, while competence over the third and fourth was retained by the member States, or, alternatively, whether it meant that competence over all four areas was shared between the REIO and its member States.

He wondered, however, whether the competence of sovereign States and that of REIOs were mutually exclusive or concurrent.

In respect of the crimes under consideration, such as torture, universal jurisdiction is applicable, that is, jurisdiction exercised on the basis simply of custody.