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Article 8. Limited jurisdiction

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

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

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.

jurisdiction of States.

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

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.

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.

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reconciling conflicts of jurisdiction.

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.

Every embassy in a foreign country has extraterritorial rights.

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.

With regard to jurisdiction and the trigger mechanism, the court should have inherent jurisdiction regarding the crime of genocide and regarding cases referred to it by the Security Council.

Under one view, questions of priority should be governed by the law governing the receivable to which the assignment relates .

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.

It will also have jurisdiction to consider human rights violations committed by police.

Indeed, not only should the consent of States be a precondition for the exercise of the court s jurisdiction but only concerned States should initiate its jurisdiction.

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That right was a powerful instrument for avoiding grey areas of competing jurisdictions.

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.

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Principle 20 Jurisdiction of foreign courts

PRINCIPLE 20. JURISDICTION OF FOREIGN COURTS

1. Flag State jurisdiction

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55. His delegation supported the tendency to limit the court apos s jurisdiction to core crimes, and agreed that the court should have inherent jurisdiction over genocide.

It is safe to say that the jurisdictional powers of the Tribunal have not yet been exhausted.

17. A crucial outstanding issue of importance was that of inherent jurisdiction.

It was also suggested that attention should be focused on matters relating to extraterritorial 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.

The Commission further observed that the ICSC statute did not provide the Commission with jurisdiction over appointments of its members that lay within the competence of the Secretary General and the General Assembly.

First, States have jurisdiction to regulate activities carried out by their subordinates on the high seas.

The Tribunal is able to substitute its own decision in those areas in which it has jurisdiction, including social security, taxation, customs and veterans' entitlements.