Principle 24 Measures to strengthen the effectiveness of treaty provisions on universal jurisdiction

PRINCIPLE 24. MEASURES TO STRENGTHEN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TREATY PROVISIONS ON UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION

Principle 21 Measures for strengthening the effectiveness of treaty clauses concerning universal jurisdiction

PRINCIPLE 21. MEASURES FOR STRENGTHENING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TREATY CLAUSES CONCERNING UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION

The jurisdiction of foreign courts may be exercised by virtue either of a universal jurisdiction clause contained in a treaty in force or of a provision of domestic law establishing a rule of extraterritorial jurisdiction for serious crimes under international law.

Principle 23 Jurisdiction of foreign courts

PRINCIPLE 23. JURISDICTION OF FOREIGN COURTS

Principle 20 Jurisdiction of foreign courts

PRINCIPLE 20. JURISDICTION OF FOREIGN COURTS

It was noted that according to that provision, once the initial assignment of a receivable was covered, any subsequent assignment of that receivable would also be covered (the principle of perpetuatio juris).

The law should provide that the priority of security rights in fixtures in movables is governed by the general rules applicable to movable property.

124. The following are principles and rights of the jurisdictional function

Principle 21 Jurisdiction of international criminal courts

PRINCIPLE 21. JURISDICTION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS

Principle 19 Jurisdiction of international criminal courts

PRINCIPLE 19. JURISDICTION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS

The military and arbitral jurisdictions are recognized as independent jurisdictions

Principle 34 Restrictions on the jurisdiction of military courts

PRINCIPLE 34. RESTRICTIONS ON THE JURISDICTION OF MILITARY COURTS

Principle 31 Restrictions on the jurisdiction of military courts

PRINCIPLE 31. RESTRICTIONS ON THE JURISDICTION OF MILITARY COURTS

Its jurisdiction with respect to other crimes would be optional.

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.

Voting rights are governed by the respective rules of procedure of the governing bodies (rule 91 of the General Conference, rule 50 of the Industrial Development Board and rule 42 of the Programme and Budget Committee).

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.

Jurisdiction

(b) has refused to exercise jurisdiction in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (2) of this article,

Nothing in this Chapter shall affect jurisdiction with regard to arrest pursuant to applicable rules of the law of the state or of international law .

The rule laid down by the French Court of Cassation was sufficiently explicit on the question of the responsibility of the individual before an international criminal jurisdiction.

The article may appear superfluous in States where the rules on jurisdiction do not allow a court to assume jurisdiction over a person making an application to the court on the sole ground of the applicant apos s appearance.

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

Whatever court is finally granted jurisdiction, its rules of procedure must satisfy the criteria of the right to a fair trial.

We may ask whether the Security Council has the prerogative to mandate the limitation of the jurisdiction of the ICC under the Rome Statute once the exercise of its jurisdiction has advanced.

The Court has jurisdiction in accordance with this Statute in respect of the following crimes

The competition supervision proceedings of the Office are governed by the provisions of the Act or, in absence of them, by the provision of Act No. IV of 1957 on the General Rules of Public Administrative Proceedings. (The procedural rules of cooperation with foreign competition authorities are set out in international agreements or in other legal norms, the Act says.)

Young offenders in custody are also subject to the Young Offender Institution Rules 1988 which seek to follow, as closely as possible, the terms of the United Nations Rules.

jurisdiction of States.

The prevailing view, however, was in favour of adopting a rule under which priority would be governed by the law of the country in which the assignor had its place of business.

55. Jurisdiction is based on the principles of territoriality, nationality of the offender and nationality of the victim.

Not only does it serve to decide when the Court's jurisdiction should be activated, but also, and more important, the fact that the statute accords States parties jurisdictional supremacy strengthens national judicial systems.

The subsidiary jurisdiction of foreign courts shall be exercised by virtue either of a provision on universal jurisdiction set forth in a treaty in force or of a provision of internal law establishing a rule of extraterritorial jurisdiction for serious crimes under international law.

(a) An appropriate clause concerning universal jurisdiction should be included in all relevant international human rights instruments.

The principle of sovereignty was inviolable, and the conditions and mechanisms by which the court would exercise its jurisdiction should be clearly defined and delineated.

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

First, in the area of remedies, the articles were not intended to disturb the general rule that a court in one State had no enforcement jurisdiction to issue coercive equitable relief, such as injunctions, to dictate the conduct of a foreign sovereign.