The military and arbitral jurisdictions are recognized as independent jurisdictions

Territorial organization and jurisdiction of the judiciary

The First and Second Superior Courts belong to the first judicial district, which has jurisdiction in the province of Panamá, part of Colón, Darién and the special province of San Blas.

Some villages are directly linked with the governorate seat and not with the subdistrict seat or district seat, in which case they are known as villages of the governorate seat

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

Jurisdiction

In a number of governorates, some subdistricts are directly linked with the governorate and have no link with the district seat, in which case they are known as subdistricts of the governorate seat.

Contracting Parties have in accordance with generally accepted principles of international law the responsibility of ensuring that activities under their jurisdiction or control do not cause damage to the environment or the natural resources under the jurisdiction of other Contracting Parties or of areas beyond the limits of national jurisdiction.

Administrative boundary

The discussion next focused on whether priority among several assignees of the same receivables from the same assignor should be governed by the law determined in accordance with paragraph (1) of article 28 quot , i.e., by the law governing the receivable to which the assignment relates or by the law of the country in which the assignor has its place of business .

Indeed, it is the failure of territorial jurisdiction that is the problem.

This ain't your territory. What's the charge?

It comes within the jurisdiction of the Arab Council.

Although, this area came under Norwegian jurisdiction, State authority was based on a border treaty which had territorial effect only.

jurisdiction of States.

Jurisdiction

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.

Category D extended geographical jurisdiction (under section 15.4) applies.

It was stated that often the application of the law governing the security right might be more appropriate (e.g., in case of property security rights which should be governed by the lex rei sitae).

Of paramount importance was the issue of the court apos s jurisdiction.

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

According to these terms, Austrian law would govern the contract.

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That's county territory.

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

One view was expressed that this should be the law governing the place of the document, while another view suggested that the proper applicable law would be the one governing the procedures in draft article 6.

The Committee recommends that the State party, in all areas under its jurisdiction

The Committee urges the State party, in all areas under its jurisdiction

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.

The purpose would be to facilitate the task of a future international jurisdiction.

Exclusive place of jurisdiction for any action or other legal proceedings arising out of or in connection with this engagement shall be the court competent for the office in charge for this engagement.

In article 5, the principle of State immunity from the jurisdiction of the courts of another State was reaffirmed, as was the principle of jurisdictional sovereignty.

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

These practices fall within the competence of the Competition Board in the first instance, and, where appropriate, the Algiers 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.

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

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reconciling conflicts of jurisdiction.

Which law should govern?

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The Public Prosecutor apos s Office is a judicial auxiliary and was created by the 1904 Constitution.