In 48% of cases "of jurisdiction" is used
Local limits of jurisdiction 20.
The number of jurisdictions regulating.
Complex questions of jurisdiction or law.
Exercise of jurisdiction of Supreme Court 157.
Similarly, the courts may, in rare instances, choose not to give effect to a choice of jurisdiction clause, if such choice is contrary to public policy.
The most major of these are the issues connected with the determination of jurisdiction, identification of proper defendant, the problems of averment, etc.
The Times contends that the assumption of jurisdiction over its corporate person by the Alabama courts overreaches the territorial limits of the Due Process Clause.
We include here the first Judgment of the African Court of Human and People's Rights which though decided on a preliminary point of jurisdiction is still significant.
The question of jurisdiction ICSF feels that the first question that needs to be very clearly addressed before additional Tribunals are set up, is the issue of jurisdiction.
Furthermore, under South African law, a court will not accept a complete ouster of jurisdiction, although generally it recognises party autonomy and gives effect to a choice of law.
In 14% of cases "to jurisdiction" is used
The declaratory judgment route remains available to jurisdictions even after the Attorney General interposes an objection.
With this development various different types and forms of lease have emerged, whose legal effect can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
Are there any laws about wearing contact lenses? In Canada, legislation varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, and between legislation covering various industrial settings.
In 10% of cases "in jurisdiction" is used
However, in jurisdictions such as Quebec,.
Even in jurisdictions that operate multi-party democracies, elections are often two-horse races.
The other major advantage of offshore company formation is favourable regulation in jurisdictions abroad.
In jurisdictions that have national youth policies, any youth programme, be it employment programme or otherwise, must be the heart and soul of that youth policy.
In 7% of cases "with jurisdiction" is used
The Partiarch of Constantinople had claimed to be the Universal Bishop, with jurisdiction over all the other bishops of.
There is already a Security Appeals Division of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal with jurisdiction over ASIO assessments, but not for ' unlawful non? citizens ' like M47.
In 5% of cases "from jurisdiction" is used
With this development various different types and forms of lease have emerged, whose legal effect can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
Are there any laws about wearing contact lenses? In Canada, legislation varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, and between legislation covering various industrial settings.
In 4% of cases "across jurisdiction" is used
Regulations are subject to change and may vary across jurisdictions.
While it seems that there is a general trend towards unification, there are distinct differences across jurisdictions.
In 4% of cases "between jurisdiction" is used
It also wants the G20 to agree on a truly multilateral deal on automatic exchange of tax information between jurisdictions with strong sanctions against those that won't cooperate.
This of course applies to the MPEG-LA nonsense too; Even if the Foundation wanted to make a stand against it, they have no legal avenue to do so as they're caught between jurisdictions.
In 4% of cases "on jurisdiction" is used
If not, why does it matter whether they agree to anything? That's one of the really messy things, it greatly depends on jurisdiction.
If not, why does it matter whether they agree to anything? > That's one of the really messy things, it greatly depends on jurisdiction.
In 2% of cases "outside jurisdiction" is used
Warrant forwarded for execution outside jurisdiction 83.
Warrant directed to police-officer for execution outside jurisdiction 84.
In 2% of cases "without jurisdiction" is used
The method adopted by CBI is unwarranted and without jurisdiction.